http://paulmwatson.com/journal/2006/09/15/railsconf-europe-2006-unobtrusive-ajax-with-dan-webb/ The journal of Paul M. Watson Thu, 04 Dec 2008 06:57:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7-beta1 hourly 1 http://paulmwatson.com/journal/2006/09/15/railsconf-europe-2006-unobtrusive-ajax-with-dan-webb/comment-page-1/#comment-8510 Daniel P Wed, 27 Sep 2006 18:10:31 +0000 http://paulmwatson.com/journal/2006/09/15/railsconf-europe-2006-unobtrusive-ajax-with-dan-webb/#comment-8510 Agreed, I've been working on a few new methods of making my xmlhttprequests a bit less obtrusive. I have to say its made me feel comfortable enough with 'ajax' to have suggested it to the higher ups for a focus to take on our upcoming platform. As it is currently, it runs some pretty old and ugly code, that fails miserably if a customer has no javascript support.. So I'm hoping they'll be easily persuaded (though they are currently more inclined towards going the absolutely-no-javascript approach, which I suppose works as well..)<br>But I've atleast got the designers on my side! Agreed, I’ve been working on a few new methods of making my xmlhttprequests a bit less obtrusive. I have to say its made me feel comfortable enough with ‘ajax’ to have suggested it to the higher ups for a focus to take on our upcoming platform. As it is currently, it runs some pretty old and ugly code, that fails miserably if a customer has no javascript support.. So I’m hoping they’ll be easily persuaded (though they are currently more inclined towards going the absolutely-no-javascript approach, which I suppose works as well..)
But I’ve atleast got the designers on my side!

]]> http://paulmwatson.com/journal/2006/09/15/railsconf-europe-2006-unobtrusive-ajax-with-dan-webb/comment-page-1/#comment-7633 Daniel P Wed, 27 Sep 2006 18:10:31 +0000 http://paulmwatson.com/journal/2006/09/15/railsconf-europe-2006-unobtrusive-ajax-with-dan-webb/#comment-7633 Agreed, I've been working on a few new methods of making my xmlhttprequests a bit less obtrusive. I have to say its made me feel comfortable enough with 'ajax' to have suggested it to the higher ups for a focus to take on our upcoming platform. As it is currently, it runs some pretty old and ugly code, that fails miserably if a customer has no javascript support.. So I'm hoping they'll be easily persuaded (though they are currently more inclined towards going the absolutely-no-javascript approach, which I suppose works as well..)<br>But I've atleast got the designers on my side! Agreed, I’ve been working on a few new methods of making my xmlhttprequests a bit less obtrusive. I have to say its made me feel comfortable enough with ‘ajax’ to have suggested it to the higher ups for a focus to take on our upcoming platform. As it is currently, it runs some pretty old and ugly code, that fails miserably if a customer has no javascript support.. So I’m hoping they’ll be easily persuaded (though they are currently more inclined towards going the absolutely-no-javascript approach, which I suppose works as well..)
But I’ve atleast got the designers on my side!

]]> http://paulmwatson.com/journal/2006/09/15/railsconf-europe-2006-unobtrusive-ajax-with-dan-webb/comment-page-1/#comment-14718 Daniel P Wed, 27 Sep 2006 18:10:31 +0000 http://paulmwatson.com/journal/2006/09/15/railsconf-europe-2006-unobtrusive-ajax-with-dan-webb/#comment-14718 Agreed, I've been working on a few new methods of making my xmlhttprequests a bit less obtrusive. I have to say its made me feel comfortable enough with 'ajax' to have suggested it to the higher ups for a focus to take on our upcoming platform. As it is currently, it runs some pretty old and ugly code, that fails miserably if a customer has no javascript support.. So I'm hoping they'll be easily persuaded (though they are currently more inclined towards going the absolutely-no-javascript approach, which I suppose works as well..)<br>But I've atleast got the designers on my side! Agreed, I’ve been working on a few new methods of making my xmlhttprequests a bit less obtrusive. I have to say its made me feel comfortable enough with ‘ajax’ to have suggested it to the higher ups for a focus to take on our upcoming platform. As it is currently, it runs some pretty old and ugly code, that fails miserably if a customer has no javascript support.. So I’m hoping they’ll be easily persuaded (though they are currently more inclined towards going the absolutely-no-javascript approach, which I suppose works as well..)
But I’ve atleast got the designers on my side!

]]> http://paulmwatson.com/journal/2006/09/15/railsconf-europe-2006-unobtrusive-ajax-with-dan-webb/comment-page-1/#comment-1247 Daniel P Wed, 27 Sep 2006 13:10:31 +0000 http://paulmwatson.com/journal/2006/09/15/railsconf-europe-2006-unobtrusive-ajax-with-dan-webb/#comment-1247 Agreed, I've been working on a few new methods of making my xmlhttprequests a bit less obtrusive. I have to say its made me feel comfortable enough with 'ajax' to have suggested it to the higher ups for a focus to take on our upcoming platform. As it is currently, it runs some pretty old and ugly code, that fails miserably if a customer has no javascript support.. So I'm hoping they'll be easily persuaded (though they are currently more inclined towards going the absolutely-no-javascript approach, which I suppose works as well..) But I've atleast got the designers on my side! Agreed, I’ve been working on a few new methods of making my xmlhttprequests a bit less obtrusive. I have to say its made me feel comfortable enough with ‘ajax’ to have suggested it to the higher ups for a focus to take on our upcoming platform. As it is currently, it runs some pretty old and ugly code, that fails miserably if a customer has no javascript support.. So I’m hoping they’ll be easily persuaded (though they are currently more inclined towards going the absolutely-no-javascript approach, which I suppose works as well..)
But I’ve atleast got the designers on my side!

]]> http://paulmwatson.com/journal/2006/09/15/railsconf-europe-2006-unobtrusive-ajax-with-dan-webb/comment-page-1/#comment-1246 Life is grand &#187; RailsConf Europe 2006: A wrap Mon, 18 Sep 2006 16:57:07 +0000 http://paulmwatson.com/journal/2006/09/15/railsconf-europe-2006-unobtrusive-ajax-with-dan-webb/#comment-1246 [...] Unobtrusive Ajax with Rails by Dann Webb (code and slides) [...] [...] Unobtrusive Ajax with Rails by Dann Webb (code and slides) [...]

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