Comments on: Ajax Explained http://gizbuzz.co.uk/2006/ajax/ Technology, Computers, Web 2.0, Google, Microsoft, and just about anything else Wed, 07 Jan 2009 19:59:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Gizbuzz » Google Reader Review http://gizbuzz.co.uk/2006/ajax/#comment-1669 Gizbuzz » Google Reader Review Sat, 02 Sep 2006 14:43:39 +0000 http://gizbuzz.co.uk/?p=259#comment-1669 [...] Reader’s interface is powered by Ajax, meaning that the whole app works without page loading and it’s really slick. It can sometimes lag on lower-spec machines, but I found it to be very fast and an experience on par with similar desktop solutions. [...] [...] Reader’s interface is powered by Ajax, meaning that the whole app works without page loading and it’s really slick. It can sometimes lag on lower-spec machines, but I found it to be very fast and an experience on par with similar desktop solutions. [...]

]]> By: Gizbuzz » Ajaxify your blog http://gizbuzz.co.uk/2006/ajax/#comment-662 Gizbuzz » Ajaxify your blog Sun, 30 Jul 2006 17:46:16 +0000 http://gizbuzz.co.uk/?p=259#comment-662 [...] Ajax is the thing to use on your Web 2.0 website at the moment, but integrating it on blogs isn’t something I’ve seen before. AjaxWP is an easy to install addition to Wordpress which ajaxifies your blog. From the site: The script operates transparently by parsing the (X)HTML of the blog, and adding onclick event handlers to all links that point to internal blog pages. When a user clicks on a link AjaxWp traps the event and, instead of letting the browser navigate to the target page, requests the target page with AJAX. [...] [...] Ajax is the thing to use on your Web 2.0 website at the moment, but integrating it on blogs isn’t something I’ve seen before. AjaxWP is an easy to install addition to Wordpress which ajaxifies your blog. From the site: The script operates transparently by parsing the (X)HTML of the blog, and adding onclick event handlers to all links that point to internal blog pages. When a user clicks on a link AjaxWp traps the event and, instead of letting the browser navigate to the target page, requests the target page with AJAX. [...]

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