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Traduction française par Denis Sureau le 6 Mai 2006. Si quelque chose dans la conception actuelle de l'interaction peut porter le nom d' "élégant", c'est la création d'applications Web. Après tout, quand était-ce la dernière fois que l'on vous à fait l'éloge de quelque chose quand à la conception de l'interaction d'un produit qui n'était pas sur le Web? (OK, à part iPod.) Tous les nouveaux projets sophistiqués, innovateurs sont en ligne.

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Les défauts possibles d'une application Ajax

This one's been in the hopper for a long time. Back in February, I came across, through Ajaxian, Marc Wandschneider's "Troubles with Asynchronous Ajax Requests and PHP Sessions", and Harry Fuecks's 'AJAX and Session "Race Conditions"'. These are very interesting and well written articles about an often difficult to understand, debug, and combat problem: race conditions. The responses in the comments are all over the place, from claims to that this is how its supposed to be, to this isn't a problem with PHP it's a problem with HTTP being stateless, to PHP doesn't actually have this problem. The facts appear to be somewhat different. In general, everyone's right, at least a little bit. As with many problems of this type, particularities of each environment can render different results.

Back on day one we looked at using the Prototype library to take all the hard work out of making a simple Ajax call. While that was fun and all, it didn’t go that far towards implementing something really practical. We dipped our toes in, but haven’t learned to swim yet. So here is swimming lesson number one. Anyone who’s used Flickr to publish their photos will be familiar with the edit-in-place system used for quickly amending titles and descriptions on photographs. Hovering over an item turns its background yellow to indicate it is editable. A simple click loads the text into an edit box, right there on the page.

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The easiest way to develop asynchronous Ajax applications with PHP

Ajax Toolkit for PHP -

The Yahoo! User Interface (YUI) Library is a set of utilities and controls, written in JavaScript, for building richly interactive web applications using techniques such as DOM scripting, DHTML and AJAX. The YUI Library also includes several core CSS resources. All components in the YUI Library have been released as open source under a BSD license and are free for all uses.

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Pour appeler du PHP depuis Ajax

A showroom of nice looking simple downloadable DHTML and AJAX scripts