Java Technology Techniques for Developing Ajax Applications
TS-3376
Presenter: Joel Webber and Bruce Johnson, Google
Asynchronous JavaScript Technology and XML (Ajax) is all the rage, but if you are new to it, be warned: Ajax projects can quickly degenerate into a nightmare of spaghetti script. Large JavaScript technology code bases are often hard to write, read, test, and debug--not to mention the complexity of efficiently supporting multiple browsers. As big fans of Java technology, some people at Google have begun trying to wrangle Ajax coding into a lightweight, reusable Java technology framework.
In the process, they've also made some progress in the areas of code reuse, multibrowser support, debugging, and testing Ajax applications. In this session, they demonstrate the framework and these techniques, which might provide some food for thought for Java technology practitioners now facing the uphill battle of becoming JavaScript language experts too.
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