May 20, 2012
The topic of my article this week explains, Ajax technology and how it is implemented with ASP.NET. The main goal for web applications is to development a system with rapid response time with an array of functionality. In 2005 Ajax a new development tool for web application emerged, this new tool allowed web developers the [...]
By Jorge Rocha Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311), Uncategorized Tags: AJAX, ASP .NET
May 13, 2012
My article is pretty much an analysis on AJAX technology and how it is enhancing the facilitation of e-government architecture as well the potentials it has by enablement of modern Web features as democratic collaboration. As the name implies, e-government is the method of utilizing information and communication technology as the primary support of the [...]
By toantran Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, e-government
May 13, 2012
The article I read today was actually really interesting it basically went over visual basics and how it actually got started. Visual basics was created by Microsoft by John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz. It was a program that was a great design and one that really tied Microsoft up into the computers. It was a [...]
By MichaelMachado Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: about, Adobe, AJAX, Amazon, c#, code, Database, Google, HTML 5, Java, JavaScript, Visual Studios, windows
May 7, 2012
The articles I read had to do with how Ajax, through JQuery has been changing user experiences by offering responsiveness beyond what was only seen on most desktop machines. Before Ajax came along, it took numerous lines of JavaScript code to do what a few lines of JQuery can do. Ajax has been used by [...]
By BernardTaruc Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311), Uncategorized Tags: AJAX, JQuery
May 7, 2012
Ajax is closing the gap between desktop and operating system dedicated applications and web applications. AJAX is not a single technology but a collection of several technologies working together that allows web servers and clients to efficiently use and host web applications with acceptable performance. The article talks about the approach that AJAX takes in [...]
By gerardgonzales Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, web applications, web development
May 7, 2012
Security researchers found that malware was being separated into different chunks to get through firewalls and stay undetected by antivirus programs. The researchers from Web filtering vendor M86 Security said “the attack was observed on a currently running server located in China, which is serving malware.” Because the malware is in chunks of code, antivirus [...]
By Mike Yamamoto Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, malware, virus
May 6, 2012
Baciacally this week I learned a little more about java script and how it actually works. There are many different parts to java script that I didn’t even know about. Like I did not know that java script is actually not written just like you would java. There is some variation. There are many different [...]
By MichaelMachado Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, Amazon, code, Coding, CSS, Development, Google, HTML, Java, JavaScript, web, web design
May 6, 2012
Security has always been a major issue for many. Unfortunately, with recent software advancements, it has become even more difficult to maintain and secure potential threats to computers. According to M86 Security, a Web filtering vendor, recent exploitation attacks have been found using AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML). “These Web exploitation attacks use AJAX to [...]
By alexanderhuerta Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, Exploits, malware, security
May 6, 2012
The article that i read was about how hackers are using ajax to hack people’s computers. Basically what the hackers are doing is putting unsuspicious pieces of JavaScript code that is similar to that commonly found on legitimate AJAX-using websites and then these javaScripts are fetching the payloads and assembling them back on the clients [...]
By Daniel McCoy Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, Hack
May 6, 2012
The topic of my article this week’s talks about the background and benefits of Ajax. The word Ajax comes from (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML), which was founded in 2005. A lot of interest was sparked when it first came out, due to the ability to code rich interaction with the client side, which mimicked a [...]
By Jorge Rocha Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX
Apr 29, 2012
AJAX is an acronym for Asynchronous Javascript and XML. It is a technology meant to combine various other web development technologies such as HTML and CSS in order to give greater options to developers. This week in class, we introduced the concepts of Javascript and AJAX and are implementing them in project 2. For that [...]
By Vincent Sanchez Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, CSS, HTML, JavaScript, XML
Mar 5, 2012
We have been learning about ASP.NET for about past two weeks. For this week;s blog, I’ve decided to talk about the article which talks about how to enhance your website with ASP.NET AJAX extensions. AJAX, which stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, is one of the most hyped technology acronyms around. We didn’t learn much [...]
By shahravi88 Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, ASP .NET, Microsoft
Feb 13, 2012
This article brings to light that Google is now indexing all pages that are using AJAX and JavaScript. This effect will be very noticeable for sites such as FaceBook that use these technologies for comments. Essentially this will mean that any comments you make on Facebook in the public forums are now indexed. This will [...]
By Cary Crosby Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, Facebook, Google, Javasript
Feb 12, 2012
With the recent increase in Bandwidth size one thing that did not get a boost was Ajax. There was an expected boost in performance when bandwidth sizes would get better and this would have happened to benefit Ajax style applications, but this is not the case. The major problem is dealing with the fact that [...]
By salvadoralvarez Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, HTML, JavaScript, XML
Feb 6, 2012
Do you ever want to search for some specific comments of some Facebook users? If yes, Google makes your dream come true. How? Google is now indexing AJAX and JavaScript content, which means pages that use this programming, for example, Facebook comments, are now open to being searched. Then, some strangers can search your comments on [...]
By Bach Bui Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, Facebook, Google, Javasript, SEO. search engine
Jan 15, 2012
Researchers have detected a new exploit, this time using AJAX or “Asynchronous JavaScript and XML” to meet their insidious ends. “Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is a method of building interactive applications for the Web that process user requests immediately. Ajax combines several programming tools including JavaScript, dynamic HTML (DHTML), Extensible Markup Language (XML), cascading [...]
By Stephen Ore Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, CIS311, exploit, Interactive Web Development (CIS 311), Stephen Ore
Nov 18, 2011
Summary: This article basically talks about the performance gains that an AJAX enabled website offers. The author interviewed two developers and one was quoted saying, “It’s not so much about technology as it about the way you think about building your Website. AJAX is about being able to deliver a more dynamic experience to your [...]
By joeydesmarais Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, AJAX Development, User Experience, Website speed
Nov 14, 2011
The article I researched has to do with AJAX and its benefits in the web applications developing industry. This article was written several years ago when AJAX was first introduced but promised readers and developers that AJAX was the way to go when developing web application interfaces. I chose this article as it served the [...]
By Rafael Funes Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX
Oct 30, 2011
Websites have become more interactive thanks to JavaScript, but many are concerned that this scripting language can cause so security issues. Web 2.0 has allowed Websites to create a better user experience, and JavaScript takes advantage of this. Malicious JavaScript and Web site security flaws can lead to a security attack. JavaScript is a scripting [...]
By Jonathan Fagoaga Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, JavaScript, scripting language, Web 2.0
Oct 29, 2011
Summary: This article is about the waves that AJAX is making at the enterprise level of development. AJAX is a client side object oriented toolkit that Microsoft provides to its developers. In Visual Studio it has drag and droppable components that allow for very sophisticated and modern website design. AJAX stnads for Asynchronus Javascript and [...]
By joeydesmarais Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: AJAX, AJAX Development, Positives with AJAX Development, Problems with AJAX Development