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Ajax Design Patterns
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Reveals how Ajax patterns can vastly improve your web development projects. This work investigates how others have successfully dealt with conflicting design principles, and then relaying that information directly to you.
"Ajax Design Patterns" will also get you up to speed with core Ajax technologies, such as XMLHttpRequest, the DOM, and JSON. Technical discussions are followed by code examples so you can see for yourself just what - is and isn't - possible with Ajax. This handy reference will help you to produce high-quality Ajax architectures, streamline web application performance, and improve the user experience.
| ISBN | 596101805 |
| ISBN13 | 9780596101800 |
| Publisher | O'Reilly Media, Inc, USA |
| Format | Paperback |
| Publication date | 14/07/2006 |
| Pages | 640 |
| Weight (grammes) | 931 |
| Published in | United States |
| Height (mm) | 232 |
| Width (mm) | 178 |
Preface
Part One. Introduction
1. Introducing Ajax
Ajax and the Usable Web
The Rise of Ajax
Ajaxifying the Web: The Story of Portals
Webifying the Desktop: The Story of Office Applications
Characteristics of Ajax Applications
The Ajax Technologies
Anatomy of a Server Call
Ajax Trends
Conclusions
2. A Pattern-Led Tutorial
Ajax Technologies in a Blink
Ajaxifying a Web App: One Pattern at a Time
Projects and Katas
Conclusions
3. Ajax Design: Principles and Patterns
Desirable Attributes of Ajax Applications
Designing for Ajax
Ajax Patterns Overview
Anatomy of a Pattern
Ajax Patterns Demos
Conclusions
Part Two. Foundational Technology Patterns
4. Ajax App
Ajax App
5. Display Manipulation
Display Morphing
Page Rearrangement
6. Web Remoting
Web Service
XMLHttpRequest Call
IFrame Call
HTTP Streaming
On-Demand JavaScript
7. Dynamic Behavior
User Action
Scheduling
8. Extended Technologies
Richer Plugin
Part Three. Programming Patterns
9. Web Services
RESTful Service
RPC Service
Ajax Stub
HTML Message
Plain-Text Message
XML Message
JSON Message
10. Browser-Server Dialogue
Call Tracking
Periodic Refresh
Submission Throttling
Explicit Submission
Distributed Events
Cross-Domain Proxy
11. DOM Population
XML Data Island
Browser-Side XSLT
Browser-Side Templating
12. Code Generation and Reuse
Server-Side Code Generation
Cross-Browser Component
13. Performance Optimization
Browser-Side Cache
Predictive Fetch
Guesstimate
Multi-Stage Download
Fat Client
Part Four. Functionality and Usability Patterns
14. Widgets
Slider
Progress Indicator
Drilldown
Data Grid
Rich Text Editor
Suggestion
Live Search
Live Command-Line
Live Form
15. Page Architecture
Drag-And-Drop
Sprite
Popup
Malleable Content
Microlink
Portlet
Status Area
Update Control
Virtual Workspace
16. Visual Effects
One-Second Spotlight
One-Second Mutation
One-Second Motion
Highlight
17. Functionality
Lazy Registration
Direct Login
Host-Proof Hosting
Timeout
Heartbeat
Unique URLs
Part Five. Development Patterns
18. Diagnosis
Logging
Debugging
DOM Inspection
Traffic Sniffing
19. Testing
Simulation Service
Browser-Side Test
Service Test
System Test
Part Six. Appendixes
A. Ajax Frameworks and Libraries
B. Setting Up the Code Examples
C. Patterns and Pattern Languages
D. References
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