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Ajaxは今年非常にホットな話題の技術である。 ＠ITをはじめ、さまざまなところでもAjaxについての記事が目立つようになってきた。 ここでは、筆者が携わっているPHPかいわいでのAjaxの動きについて紹介していきたい。 Aajaxとは「Asynchronous JavaScript + XML」の略である。JavaScriptはいわずと知れたクライアント（通常ウェブブラウザ）サイドの技術であり、そこからXMLHttpRequestというものを利用し、ページ推移をせずにサーバ／クライアント間でどんどんデータ交換をしていく技術である。これとDHTMLを併用することでいわゆるAjaxになる。 この辺りの詳しい内容はAjax推進委員会による「古くて新しいAjaxの真実を見極める」を参考にするといいだろう。 PHPはサーバサイド技術、前述のとおりAjaxで用いられるJavaScriptはクライアン

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What is that? In case you haven't already used it, prototype.js is a JavaScript library initially written by Sam Stephenson. This amazingly well thought and well written piece of standards-compliant code takes a lot of the burden associated with creating rich, highly interactive web pages that characterize the Web 2.0 off your back. When I first started trying to use this library, a few years ago,

Flash vs. Ajax January 2009 Update This article was orginally written in 2005, and is now quite a bit out of date. In 2008, I was asked by Web Designer Magazine to write an sequel, which they ended up using as their cover story for issue 146. Unfortunately, the new article is not available online, but copies may be purchased here. Macromedia and the "AJAX Movement" In early July, I attended the Fl

blummy is a free tool for quick access to your favorite web services via your bookmark toolbar. It's a kind of drop down menu consisting of widgets (called blummlets) that provide rich functionality. It works on almost every page on the web*. Just click on it at your toolbar. What is more: a cool drag and drop interface. New: blummyWiki