Back in October at the Ajax Experience Conference, I had a chance to sit down with Jack Vaughan from ServerSide.NET to talk about ASP.NET AJAX. Check it out: Brad Abrams on ASP.NET AJAX ( Video ) I'd love your feedback or thoughts... Here is an idea of what we talked about You have described basic elements of AJAX . but when you looked at it first, what were the main components of AJAX for someone just even starting out? Jack Vaughan: So, a lot more client side caching? And, but it does have a server side and a client side, and as being at this conference, how do you see people's views on where what should be? Okay, well, the.what we called Atlas Controls and now we are calling ASP.NET AJAX Extensions. I think I saw that yesterday. What did...
I saw Jack in my talk at The Ajax Experience conference yesterday and was happy to see that he wrote it up for TheServerSide.net Abrams on ASP.NET AJAX controls and components I think Jack is picking up on a good point here about AJAX apps having both a client and server sides of AJAX apps… I predict that the next phase of AJAX frameworks will be deeper integration with server side programming models… much the way ASP.NET and the Microsoft AJAX Library work together. Read More...
October 23-25 th the next installment of the Ajax Experience Conference is being held in Boston. I am looking forward to hearing from many of the big names in the Ajax space…. Looks like all the major folks offering Ajax frameworks and the JavaScript experts will be there. Last time in the bay area I learned a ton from these guys. I’ll of course be talking a bit of Atlas… er , I mean the ASP.NET Ajax Extensions and the Microsoft Ajax Library … We have been doing some cool stuff recently , I hope to show off the latest of it. If you are going, please drop me a line and let me know what you are looking forward to hearing… and please come by and chat with us… See you there! Read More...