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  • JSF as a weak link for Ajax

    Java Server Faces (JSF) is supposed to help make JavaScript easier for developers, including those working on Ajax projects. But in this blog, coders share their frustration with the spec.  News | 26 Apr 2006

  • Ajax not ready for office apps

    There's been hype about using Ajax to create a Web-based rival to Microsoft Office but ZDNet blogger George Ou argues "it's not the panacea some make it out to be." Existing Web services word processors take more client RAM than the new Vista version...  News | 25 Apr 2006

  • Stampede claims Ajax speed

    Stampede Technologies Inc. says the latest version of its Stampede Web 2.0 Performance Series accelerates Web 2.0 and Ajax applications. The decade old software vendor says it found new ways to speed up client-centric applications to optimize perform...  News | 24 Apr 2006

  • Georgia maps future with Ajax

    Georgia's transportation department gradually travels multi-vendor SOA route, building out a slew of Ajax Web services.  Article | 20 Apr 2006

  • Mobile Ajax intrigues Nokia

    Nokia is looking at Ajax as a way to make its mobile application platform friendlier for users, says Lee Epting, Nokia's vice president for developer operations. If Nokia goes with Ajax, it is seen as a blow to Java ME and XHTML.  News | 20 Apr 2006

  • Adobe builds a bridge to Ajax

    Adobe Systems Inc. is trying to make it easier to integrate Flex into Ajax applications with a new JavaScript library designed to save developers time writing APIs. The new product is called Flex Ajax Bridge (FABridge).  News | 19 Apr 2006

  • Enter the BlueDragon: BEA tries to move ColdFusion into SOA

    BEA OEMs technology for transforming legacy ColdFusion apps into Web services.  Article | 17 Apr 2006

  • What's so hot about Ajax?

    Experts weigh in on what makes Ajax so hot. Bill Scott, Ajax evangelist at Yahoo!, says it breaks the page refresh model that shackled Web developers with a user interface that gave applications a less-than-desktop look and feel.  News | 17 Apr 2006

  • IceSoft betas JavaScript-free Ajax tool

    A beta release of ICEFaces Community Edition, an Ajax development tool for Java coders, was released this week by IceSoft Technologies, Inc. The company says the tool provides a "lightweight AJAX bridge" eliminating the need to use JavaScript in buil...  News | 13 Apr 2006

  • Google puts Ajax in calendar Web service

    Going into competition with Microsoft's Outlook, Google Inc. opened a beta version of its Ajax-enabled calendaring Web service. Google fans can now put appointments and reminders online using formats based either on XML or iCal.  News | 13 Apr 2006

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