How to Bridge the Client-Server Gap using AJAX and jQuery-Part 1
| Published on 6/17/2009 by Dotnetindex More articles in ASP.NET 
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In recent years, it has become common to judge sites based on their use of specific technologies. One of the most prominent buzzwords used to describe new web applications is AJAX-powered. This label has been used to mean many different things, as the term encompasses a group of related capabilities and techniques. This is covered in a two part series. read more |
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