[thelist] Which Free Opensource AJAX Framework is worth thetimeand effort?

[Jose Hurtado]

Chris,

Of course you should know what you are doing "under the hood" of the
framework, but anything that makes life simple for the developer is worth
consideration.  The "shortcut" here is being more efficient, but every smart
developer should know what he is doing to avoid shooting himself on the
foot!

Best Regards,

Jose L. Hurtado
Web Designer / IT Professional
Toronto, Canada


On 8/23/06, Christian Heilmann <codepo8 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > It was recently brought to my attention by the Ruby on Rails (RoR)
> > developers that if you use RoR you get AJAX capability BUILT-IN and you
> have
> > to either do little or next to nothing to make it work.
>
> Yes, I also heard from people that if I give them all my money they'll
> make use some extra money, but it'll take some time.
>
> I also heard from IDE developers for almost a decade that I don't need
> to know any programming or what is going on to build amazing, robust
> and scalable web sites.
>
> Next time I go to my doctor I tell him that I don't need him any
> longer as I can look up any disease on wikipedia!
>
> FYI: If you use Ruby On Rails and you use Ajax, please use
> http://www.ujs4rails.com/ to make your stuff at least not totally
> unusable for non-JS users.
>
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