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The JavaScript Dilemma

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 03 Jun 2007 | View original

In the last year or so the Ajax lifestyle has become common practice for Web development even in the developer mainstream after a few years where the technology was primarily treated as bleeding edge technology. Today however, Ajax is drifting more and more into the mainstream of Web development and youd be hard-pressed to find a Web development tool that doesnt support it in some highly abstracted way.   Ajax is all about JavaScript and HTML DOM scripting and I thought in this column Ill review...

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