AJAX Resources
I’m working on creating a reference to various AJAX related resources. Currently I have number of categories im collecting links for, if you see something i’ve missed, comment on my blog, or send me an email.
Each of the items above are the main categories, but they are also really just tags. Below is a list of other tags, that might be a better starting point for what your looking for.
- xmlhttprequest - Libraries that use, articles and tutorials about it
- ajax - Should be pretty much everything
- json - Information about JavaScript Object Notation
- dhtml - Libraries Info about DHTML, mostly libraries offering stuff like effects or drag and drop
Besides viewing things one tag at a time you can also combine tags together, once your on a page, you can use this to filtering things down using the attibute tags on the right side of a entry. You can also do this yourself just add a filter param ajax?filter=library,php. Which gives you, AJAX libraries which support PHP
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Hi!
I am going to make an auction site where buyers can makebids on things..
Could ajax be a good solution togheter with php and sql database?
Updates must be made several times / minute (for each bid that comes)
and time left
Patrick: that can work you’ll just need to work on keeping the performance on the php side up
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