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new book arrived, ajax
So it has begun. I've been trying to get hold of some good tutorials for AJAX, but I've never found them to be good enough. After browsing a bit through SitePoint, I found a AJAX book: "Build your own AJAX Web Application". The title sounds promising, but how would I know before I've started to read it? I got a free CSS spread sheet with it, so it will help my CSS repository a bit (my head that is :P )
To check out the book, you can download a free chapter to see if it has any interest for you, visit SitePoint 
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The reason why I suddenly dive into AJAX is just because it is hip in the web development nowadays. When I say hip, I mean that it is the customers that want fancy sites and the developers can't say shit :/ . It will be fun though. Stay tuned for my first AJAX Web App.
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