Jun 24, 2013, by admin
If you like to learn about Ajax there are many tutorial websites in online here i have listed some websites which was best for learning Ajax now let us see the websites i have listed below
Developer-works, a resource center for developers and IT professionals by IBM, has a dedicated Ajax resource center that hosts plenty of tutorials on Ajax. developerWorks tutorials are in-depth and lengthy, and you can learn a variety of information and techniques from them such as creating RIA applications with jQuery and Ajax, learning about Ajax security tools, and building an Ajax-based chat system.
The Mozilla Developer Center has an AJAX section that’s a great starting point for beginning developers or those that need to brush up on Ajax. The Getting Started guide on MDN is an excellent starting point to learn about the basic concepts of Ajax. Another MDN guide you might be interested in reading is the entry on XMLHttpRequest, the primary mode of communicating with server-side scripts in typical Ajax approaches.
ajax.solutoire.com is a large, one-page directory-style listing of online Ajax resources created by Software Engineer, Bas Wenneker. ajax.solutoire.com is conveniently sub-divided into various categories such as Ajax news and Ajax/JavaScript security. Bas Wenneker also runs Solutoire.com, a personal weblog that talks about web development topics such as JavaScript and MooTools.
SitePoint, a web publication focused on providing web professionals useful and relevant information, has a JavaScript & Ajax Tutorials section that’s great for developers who learn well by reading practical tutorials. You can follow along (and learn from) tutorials such as “Use AJAX and PHP to Build your Mailing List” and “Take Command with Ajax”
Encosia is a blog by Dave Ward, who writes about the subject of web development (primarily ASP.NET and Ajax). Encosia has plenty of tutorials that discuss topics such as how to display data updates in real-time and how to use jQuery for interactively searching data. Encosia is an top-notch resource on Ajax – especially for developers working with ASP.NET as you can read ASP.NET/Ajax-specific articles like “Are you making these 3 common ASP.NET AJAX mistakes?“.