Comments on: 6 AJAX Rules To Live By http://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by Legendary scribbles about JavaScript, HTML5, AJAX, PHP, CSS, and ∞. Thu, 09 Feb 2012 09:55:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Jayapal Chandranhttp://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/comment-page-1#comment-26720 Jayapal Chandran Fri, 26 Aug 2011 07:00:49 +0000 http://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/#comment-26720 As you had said "AJAX Saves Load Time...But Your JavaScript Library Doesn't" i accept with most developers in my place in other places that they miss this point foolishly. People think that they are using frameworks for just the sake of ajax which is more than 100kb and they think they had done a good job and the bosses too unless somebody notifies that.As far as i have seen it is all about money and people (developer and bosses) doesn't care whether they are delivering a perfect wibsite(in case of small companies) and i don't know how the Team Leaders or Project Leaders are performing here.Fine...Actually i was searching for a content i read a long time back whic was WHAT YOU DONT KNOW ABOUT AJAX which tells about the max simultaneous connections created by a browser ever if you had opened n connections... and i got this page ...Your points are to be followed. Thank you.Besides, if you could also experiment and publish related to what i was searching then that could be nice or if it is already there in your site then can i have the link here.Thank you. As you had said “AJAX Saves Load Time…But Your JavaScript Library Doesn’t” i accept with most developers in my place in other places that they miss this point foolishly. People think that they are using frameworks for just the sake of ajax which is more than 100kb and they think they had done a good job and the bosses too unless somebody notifies that.

As far as i have seen it is all about money and people (developer and bosses) doesn’t care whether they are delivering a perfect wibsite(in case of small companies) and i don’t know how the Team Leaders or Project Leaders are performing here.

Fine…

Actually i was searching for a content i read a long time back whic was WHAT YOU DONT KNOW ABOUT AJAX which tells about the max simultaneous connections created by a browser ever if you had opened n connections… and i got this page …

Your points are to be followed. Thank you.

Besides, if you could also experiment and publish related to what i was searching then that could be nice or if it is already there in your site then can i have the link here.

Thank you.

]]> By: Mikehttp://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/comment-page-1#comment-24520 Mike Tue, 28 Jun 2011 06:56:41 +0000 http://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/#comment-24520 Awesome advice! Awesome advice!

]]> By: Jacquelinehttp://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/comment-page-1#comment-3019 Jacqueline Thu, 11 Sep 2008 20:17:05 +0000 http://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/#comment-3019 To David Walsh: Can I use your logo (the guy pointing his finger) in the employee newsletter. The title of the article is "Rules to live by at work"? I was looking for clipart and found your logo. Thanks, Jacqueline To David Walsh:
Can I use your logo (the guy pointing his finger) in the employee newsletter. The title of the article is “Rules to live by at work”? I was looking for clipart and found your logo.
Thanks,
Jacqueline

]]> By: backdrafthttp://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/comment-page-1#comment-164 backdraft Sat, 03 Nov 2007 02:14:52 +0000 http://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/#comment-164 I made a full ajax website... so I don't follow this rules at all, but it works well and users like it. http://itbreaks.net/ I made a full ajax website… so I don’t follow this rules at all, but it works well and users like it. http://itbreaks.net/

]]> By: davidhttp://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/comment-page-1#comment-163 david Thu, 01 Nov 2007 01:13:30 +0000 http://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/#comment-163 @Arnold:You are correct in saying I'm gearing this article more toward websites using Ajax (hopefully) as an addition. Bear in mind that the goal of most commercial websites is making money; with this goal in mind, you sacrifice "coolness" for anything that can make you more money. You essentially want son, father, and grandfather to be able to use the site.If you are creating a Rich Internet App, you can, to a certain degree, control your audience or at least make them conform to the website's requirements. Like I said though, most of the time you need to cater to the user.Thank you for your insight! @Arnold:

You are correct in saying I’m gearing this article more toward websites using Ajax (hopefully) as an addition. Bear in mind that the goal of most commercial websites is making money; with this goal in mind, you sacrifice “coolness” for anything that can make you more money. You essentially want son, father, and grandfather to be able to use the site.

If you are creating a Rich Internet App, you can, to a certain degree, control your audience or at least make them conform to the website’s requirements. Like I said though, most of the time you need to cater to the user.

Thank you for your insight!

]]> By: Arnold Danielshttp://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/comment-page-1#comment-162 Arnold Daniels Wed, 31 Oct 2007 23:45:23 +0000 http://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/#comment-162 These comments asume that you are creating a website with some added features using Ajax. These comments do no apply when porting a desktop app to the web as you do when creating Rich Internet Applications.Also supporting screen-readers and browser with javascript disbled is highly overrated. Making it look wellon linux aand mac and in all main browsers should be the main concern. Only a very small percentage of internet usrlers falls in this category. Based on your target audience you should choose wetter or not to bother with in. These comments asume that you are creating a website with some added features using Ajax. These comments do no apply when porting a desktop app to the web as you do when creating Rich Internet Applications.

Also supporting screen-readers and browser with javascript disbled is highly overrated. Making it look wellon linux aand mac and in all main browsers should be the main concern. Only a very small percentage of internet usrlers falls in this category. Based on your target audience you should choose wetter or not to bother with in.

]]> By: doylecentralhttp://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/comment-page-1#comment-161 doylecentral Wed, 31 Oct 2007 23:02:12 +0000 http://davidwalsh.name/ajax-rules-to-live-by/#comment-161 Yeah... We scope for ajax but we also scope usability first. When I mean usability I mean a screen reader should be able to read the site. Yeah… We scope for ajax but we also scope usability first. When I mean usability I mean a screen reader should be able to read the site.

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