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1. PHP and AJAX Poll
In the AJAX example below we will demonstrate a poll where the web page can get the result without reloading.
2. Cumulate Labs Draw - AJAX-based drawing tool
It allows you to use basic shapes (squares, circles, etc) to create complex diagrams and flowcharts. It lets you export the results as JPG, PNG, SVG or its own, editable format. It is still missing several basic tools but it shows a lot of promise
3. gAjax RSS Ticker (hosted)
This tutorial demonstrates how to use gAjax RSS Ticker to display results from multiple feeds intermixed
4. GoAPI. Google-style Search Engine for Developers
Searches specific sites for exact location of class/method/tag/attribute documentation providing only relevant results. Covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Prototype, XML/XSL/DOM, PHP, Ruby/Rails, Perl, ActionScript, MySQL, Oracle and many more.
5. Snipshot. Edit pictures online
Online editor for pictures. Allows to import PDF, EPS, and SVG files from the local disk or from any web site (including Flickr). Editing includes resizing, cropping, color adjustment, etc. You can save the result picture as GIF, JPG, PDF, PNG, or TIF
6. All Request, All The Time by Paul Adams
This ajax tutorial shows how to create a simple application that accepts input from the user, passes it to some PHP on the server that checks it against a database, and returns the result to the browser. It comes in three parts. PHP is used.
7. JSON Benchmarking: Beating a Dead Horse
The article shows recent results from JSON vs XSLT vs XML DOM in Firefox 1.5 on Windows 2000 and provide the benchmarking code so that everyone can try it themselves
8. Ease AJAX development with the Google Web Toolkit
In this article, the author discusses the basics of GWT and show how Java developers can use the GWT to create a simple AJAX application to retrieve search results from a remote API to display in a browser.
9. Getting started with AJAX
This is an introduction tutorial to Pylons. It shows how to create a simple ping controller allowing you to ping the server in an asynchronous way and display the result handled by the scriptaculous effects library
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