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Tuesday, June 08, 2010

DDDSouthWest 2010 jQuery AJAX slides and demos

Here we are DDDSW folks, my slides and demos.

DDDSW jQuery AJAX Demos all zipped up

DDDSW jQuery AJAX Slides (AKA Agenda! ;o) all zipped up

A great crowd. All up for a laugh so thank your for your enthusiastic feedback etc!
@GeorgeAdamson

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2 Comments:

Blogger plague said...

Great talk in Reading, sorry we were so quiet! A question was about Data Linking. There is Scott Gu post about MS suggestions for jQuery: including DATA LINKING so you can link some client-side Javascript objects to your UI: very handy for business apps.

http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2010/05/07/jquery-templates-and-data-linking-and-microsoft-contributing-to-jquery.aspx

11:24 AM BST

 
Blogger George said...

Thanks @plague, not sure what your question is but I can say that both of those plugins are superb ideas.
Microsoft is really doing some good stuff for jQuery.

The micro-templating feature is very handy, for instance when generating html from json returned by ajax. I first heard of this idea on John Resig's blog (http://ejohn.org/blog/javascript-micro-templating) and Microsoft have taking it further.

The Data-linking is like data-binding in the browser. Very cool on a complex page. Need to experiment with it to find out how best to handle a situation on page where for example, the same 'customer details' form may appear in several tabs. So the fields have the same name but the data is different. (I've been working on a client-side MVC that does the same thing, so maybe I'll convert it into a plugin for their plugin!)

George

12:06 PM BST

 

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