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"What is AJAX exactly?"
# AJAX stands for Asynchronous Javascript And XML. It is a group of interrelated web development techniques used on the client-side to create interactive web applications.
# It is all about updating parts of a web page, without reloading the whole page.
# AJAX is not a new programming language, but a new way to use existing standards.
# Before you continue you should have a basic of HTML / XHTML, CSS and JavaScript/DOM.
# AJAX allows web pages to be updated asynchronously by exchanging small amounts of data with the server behind the scenes. This means that it is possible to update parts of a web page, without reloading the whole page.
# Google Maps, Gmail, orkut, Youtube, and Facebook are the excellent examples of applications implementing AJAX.
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Introducing TECHBLOG
This is the only Blog which provides you technology updates and details on ASP.Net, AJAX, JQuery & Javascript at one place. And we would keep on expanding this tech-blog with more upcoming platforms and sections.
This Blog is a sort of Platform for everyone. Feel free to Explore, Query and get Suggestions regarding technical issues and matters. We have tried to include and cover most of the technology which are in market trend as of now. Cuurently we have included Asp.Net, Javascript, AJAX & Jquery . This blog is created as a part of technical upgradation and utilization of skills possessed by Sound team of technocrats within Innovative Infosolutions and we thank them for making a tremendous effort.
Our Team is trying their best to put best of the information about upcoming technologies/concepts in a simplified manner.
We have also distributed our knowledge base as per different platforms and technologies so that developers and other individuals seeking help can reach their areas without wasting much time.
Implementing Ajax in ASP.NET
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Lets get Introduced to JQuery first
# JQuery is the most popular JavaScript library in use today.
# You can use jQuery in all the web based applications irrespective of the technology.
# The jQuery code is very simple and easy to learn.
# It is fast & concise JavaScript library which simplifies the creation of animations, communications to server requests, document transversing and event handling.
Latest Happenings in ASP.Net 4.0!!!
As you all might be knowing that currently Visual studio 2010 is released and we have dot net framework 4.0 available as on date. so here are the Extraordinary Features about it.
- 1). Web.config Refactoring.
- 2). Extensible Output Caching.
- 3). Auto-Start Web Applications.
- 4). Permanent Page Redirection.
- 5). URL Length Expansion.
- 6). JQuery integration Now with ASP.Net.
- 7). Enhancements in Web Forms.
- 8). ASP.NET MVC feature.
- 9). Including ASP.NET Chart Control.
Visit Techblog for more details on each feature.
Statements in Javascript
# Collection of such statements is nothings but a code block in Javascript.
# For ex:
document.write("Hello World!");
# One should always remember that Unlike HTML, JavaScript is case sensitive. Hence one should be very precise while writint JavaScript statements, creatint or calling variables, objects and functions.
# In typical programming languages like C and PHP, the end of a statement is marked with a semicolon(;), but semicolon is optional in JavaScript.
# In JavaScript, the end of a statement is most often marked by pressing return and starting a new line.
Categories of Statements
* Conditional Statements.
* Loop Statements.
* Object Manipulation Statements.
* Comment Statements.
* Exception Handling Statements.
# In next blog we will cover each category with appropriate subcategory and examples.