July 5th, 2011 by Anders Fjeldstad — .Net
It’s not trivial to build a well designed web application front-end with the level of responsiveness, performance and features that users expect today. It’s easy to get lost in the boiling mix of jQuery event handlers, HTML markup and AJAX calls, and even a relatively simple GUI can quickly become a nightmare to maintain. One [...]
Tags: ajax, ASP.NET MVC, jquery, knockout
September 26th, 2008 by Nino Martinez — Java
SO you need to do something special with a javascript and you want to integrate that with wicket. In my last article I looked at this from the wicket side and wrote about what you can do to push something out from wicket. But what if you want to interact? Then you will have to take a peek at wickets javascript internals. If you are working on an ajax component you get these wicket javascript source files included as default [...]
Tags: ajax, frameworks, javascript, open source, programming, web, wicket
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