As a consistent devotee of the AJAX scene over the past year or so I have hundreds of feeds in my reader. Recently, I’ve had several email requests from readers requesting to know what AJAX websites I visit daily. While I visit any title that interest me, these are the sites I go to consistently. “Since the coining of the the term AJAX over a year ago hundreds if not thousands of websites, blogs and forums have been buzzing with posts on the subject. As I’ve found this can sometimes leave search engines bewildered as to where the current and relevant information really exists. So I thought I would put together this list of what I think are some of the most relevant AJAX sites are worldwide.”Please consider this list of AJAX reference sites to be in its infancy. I don’t read as many languages as I’d like to so the current list is rather limited by language. Please feel free to add to this list by adding a comment to this post with other useful AJAX resource sites. If you think the idea of a moderated AJAX website resource list is a good idea let me know and I’ll set up a wiki. “Special thanks to all of the hard working developers who are spending their free time share their knowledge with all of us! “English“Ajaxian“Simply one of the best AJAX sites on the web. Daily updates, insightful commentary and coverage of Ajax development around the world. “AJAX BlogrnDaily AJAX content with sreenshots and commentary.”AJAX CamprnAjax Camp is a community for learning, interacting, and asking questions about web-based development using Javascript and Ajax.”AjaxForumsrnVery active forums focusing on AJAX”AJAX FreaksrnThis website exists to provide you with information to use while learning or developing AJAX. If you need AJAX Help or you would like to provide AJAX Help to other developers, you are in the right place.”rnAJAX GeekrnAll things ajax, css, dhtml, xml, javascript, and geekier”AJAX GoalsrnAJAX site with forums, code samples, news and articles”AJAX GururnAJAX blog by Kishore”AJAX ImpactrnVery nice AJAX Community with great references”rnAjaxLessonsrnAjaxLessons.com is a resource for ajax tutorials as well as information surrounding Ajax and web 2.0. “AJAX LinernAJAX Community with a blog, forum and tutorials”AjaxlinksrnAJAX links, code samples and news”AJAX MagazinernAJAX blog focusing on new AJAX developments. “AJAXMatters“Ajax Matters is an informational site about AJAX (short for “Advanced Javascripting and XML” or “Asynchronous JavaScripting and XML”) and how these technologies are applied to web development. Simply put, I started Ajax Matters to collect and share information about the XMLHTTPRequest object, JavaScript and XML.”AJAX PatternsrnThe publicly editable repository of all things Ajax. Design Patterns, Frameworks, Libraries, Tools and Links “AJAX ProjectsrnAJAX Projects categorized by programming language”AJAX ReviewrnAJAX and web 2.0 dissected. The purpose of this site is simple. Take nifty web-tools, analyze them, post screenshots, and help people find useful (and not so useful) web applications “AJAX TalkrnDiscuss the new web”rnAjax Technology ForumsrnAsynchronous JavaScript And XML Ajax forums, discussions and tech issues.”Ajax TutorialrnAjax help for newbies”AJAXwithrnAJAX resources and information”AJAX WorldrnAJAX discussion group with over a thousand members!”rnAspects of AJAXrnAJAX blog with loads of resources”Coding In ParadisernExcellent and thoughtful AJAX tutorials and techniques by Brad Neuberg”Cyber DummyrnAJAX code samples and source code”FiftyfourelevenrnFiftyfoureleven.com consists of a weblog and resources that focus on web development: designing, programming, copywriting and more.”Jep’s Rich User Interfaces blog“About AJAX Performance and some other things by Jep Castelein of Backbase”LogicalleyrnAJAX blog by Chris van de Steeg author of LiveGrid”Mozilla Developer CenterrnGreat site to get a first look at AJAX.”Panasonic YouthrnAJAX blog by Rob Sanheim with a focus on AJAX and Java”ProtolizernProtolize is a place where we share most commonly used and helpful tools out there that we like to use as a web designer + developer.”rnRob GondarnGreat AJAX Coldfusion content with commentary”Software As She‚Äö√Ñ√¥s DevelopedrnAJAX, java, patterns, usability by Michael Mahemoff”There and Back AgainrnThe weblog of Joshua Eichorn, AJAX, PHP and Open Source”Tony YoornI’ve been getting many requests from people asking for this page where they can access different resources that are not included in Protolize.org website. So I’ve decided to keep this page up for those people.”rnWeb 2.0 TechnologiesrnBlog with resources for AJAX, javaScript and rails”Italian“On AjaxrnItalian blog covering AJAX developments”Open AJAXrnItalian AJAX community site with forums, demos and articles “Sastroup“Italian language site with resources for AJAX, javascript and PHP.”German“Ajax AspekternGerman language AJAX blog with loads of resources”AJAX CommunityrnGerman language site devoted to AJAX and web 2.0 developments.”Ajax InfornGerman language blog focusing on AJAX and web 2.0.”rnAjax ScriptingrnA nice German language ajax blog. “Alvit – The Web Developers HandbookrnA German website written in English full of web dev resources. There is a nice section on AJAX, DOM and css”MathertelrnGerman blog presented in English with some nice AJAX references and projects by Matthias Hertel”Japanese“Ajax Blog“Japanese Ajax presented in English (Asynchronous JavaScript + XML) blog by Yukio Andoh. “AtmarkitrnJapanese language AJAX site providing code samples and source code”HatenarnJapanese site presented in English with AJAX resources”Korean“OK JSPrnKorean language site coving AJAX, JSP and XML”rnSpanish“IngeniuzrnSpanish language site with a useful AJAX sectionrn