Bulletproof Ajax with ASP.NET MVC (this time with jQuery)(gaskell.org)

submitted by pubb(15) 3 years, 9 months ago

As a follow up a recent post about using unobtrusive javascript and Ajax in your ASP.NET MVC applications, I ported the Bulletproof Ajax bookstore application to use jQuery instead of Hijax. This led to more terse code - lines of javascript were reduced from 178 to 41. If you’ve spent at least few hours jQuery then you should find that the new code is also more readable. No server side code changes were necessary. read more...

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Bulletproof Ajax with ASP.NET MVC(gaskell.org)

submitted by pubb(15) 3 years, 9 months ago

One of the main points of Bulletproof Ajax is that Ajax should be used to enhance usability and not to make Ajax a requirement to access your content. My version of the Bulletproof Books Shop also makes Javascript and XMLHttpRequest support optional. read more...

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