Cal Evans

State & Ajax - How to Maintain Browser and Application State in an Asynchronous World

by Cal Evans |  5 comments | May 11, 2010

Speaker: Paul Reinheimer
This talk will examine the two greatest problems in Ajax development (except for that pesky browser issue): Exactly what that “Asynchronous” word means, what problems it creates, and how they can be effectively managed, next the YUI Browser History object will be examined, finally handing control of Ajax applications back to the user via their familiar back button.

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  1. Steve said
    on May 12, 2010

    How do I subscribe to the PHP podcast feed?

  2. Lorna Mitchell said
    on May 24, 2010

    Pick up all the various sorts of feeds and find out more about the DPCRadio series here: http://techportal.ibuildings.com/dpc-radio/

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