Read on for more articles, example and info!!
I smell a future follow up presentation.
For those of you who just were dying to see more cool things to do with this technique, I want you to go read [url=http://www.baekdal.com/articles/Usability/XMLHttpRequest-guidelines/]Thomas Baekdal’s XMLHttpRequest Guidelines[/url]. Be sure to read the Ok, now you should have more information, but you want to make things easier. I understand that! Go check out the [url=http://www.modernmethod.com/sajax/]SAJAX project[/url]. The Simple Ajax toolkit will help you “export” custom-written php functions as javascript functions. It’s cool. Go look at it. Just don’t go exporting “mySystemBackdoor()” or something silly. 😉
Finally, you don’t care about all that. You just saying “Dan, c’mon. I just want something like [url=http://www.google.com/webhp?complete=1]Google Select[/url]!” I know, I know. But if I told you that up front, you never would have read those other articles, right? 😉
Finally, go check out [url=http://blog.bitflux.ch/wiki/LiveSearch]the LiveSearch project[/url] from BitFlux. You can see it in action on [url=http://blog.bitflux.ch/]their blog[/url]. I think you will agree, this where most of us will want to play…at least until we are sure about all those consequences of using this new tool.
Happy Coding!
I just wanted to thank you for the presentation today. It was very informative, and something that I think could really become a standard in web development in the future. By obtaining a basis in the technology now will give everyone an edge for an extended period of time, especially for a freelance developer like me.
Thanks Again,
Al
Thanks Dan!
Anyone know why I have to log in every time I visit the site? Is there an option somewhere that I missed that will store my data in a cookie and automatically log me in?
Edit: Nevermind. I figured it out. There is an option in the account settings.
– Doug
Thanks,
-Jared