Introduction
1:
AJAX
and the Future Of Web Applications
2:
Client-Side Techniques with Smarter JavaScript
3:
Server-Side Techniques with PHP and MySQL
4: AJAX
Form Validation
5: AJAX Chat & JSON
6:
AJAX Suggest
and Autocomplete
7:
SVG (Scalable
Vector Graphics)
8: AJAX Grid
9: AJAX RSS
Reader
10: AJAX Drag and Drop
Appendix A:
Configuring Your Working Environment
Appendix B:
Using Smarter Tools to Write Better Code
Appendix C: Advanced XML
Index
Free Chapters:
Chapter 1:
AJAX and
the Future Of Web Applications [0.5 MB PDF]
Chapter 5:
AJAX Chat [1 MB PDF]
Free eBook:
AJAX Whiteboard mini-book
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Chapter 5: AJAX Chat & JSON
We are living in a world
where communication has become very important and there is a real
need to be able to communicate with others. When we talk about
communications, we refer to email, phone, postal letters, and online
chat. They offer a medium through which a small number of people can
exchange thoughtful ideas in form of written words.. Another
important aspect when communicating with each other is the
responsiveness factor. While emails and letters don't offer a live
feedback from the other participants, phone and chat offer a more
dynamic way to communicate. In this chapter we will build an
AJAX-enabled online chat solution.
*UPDATE* Following suggestions
from customers, Packt has updated AJAX and PHP: Building Responsive
Web Applications to now cover JSON, a document format that can be
used as an alternative to XML. Chapter 5, the AJAX Chat Case Study,
now introduces JSON theory and also uses JSON instead of XML in the
code.
The updated chapter is free and can be downloaded from:
www.packtpub.com/files/AJAX-Chat-and-JSON.pdf [1 MB]
Chapter 5: AJAX Chat & JSON
- Introducing AJAX Chat
- Implementing AJAX Chat
- Summary
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Released: February 2005
ISBN: 1847192825
ISBN 13:
978-1-904811-82-4
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