This post concerns the Application Architectural Design of the web based RSS application which I developed as part of my Masters dissertation.
Continued as usual after the jump.
In an earlier post I outlined the XMLHttpRequest object and showed you Java-Script code to implement the API released by the W3C. However, there are other ways to incorporate Ajax into a web-page or a web-application.
This post will concentrate on the Microsoft Ajax Toolkit, a free toolkit released by the Microsoft team making Ajax a plug and play process.
After the jump I will describe the many components available in the toolkit.
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We’ve all come across Ajax across the internet, Google uses it pretty much everywhere. But what is it, and how does it work?
After the jump I will try to clarify these questions.
Dissertation as part of postgraduate MSc in Advanced Computer Science.
Language used: C# and ASP.net with the Microsoft Ajax Toolkit, CSS, Javascript and XHTML Application:
Web based Ajax RSS reader similar to the Google Readerapplication but with added functionality. With added Podcast streaming and saving and Blogger editing integration and creation of RSS feeds from any web page.
