What You Should Know About AJAX Security: 24 Tutorials
For the most part AJAX does not significantly increase the security vulnerabilities in most web applications. However, javascript, XML and asynchronous server calls do have potential holes if not properly implemented. If you're an application developer or security professional there are things to watch out for with AJAX applications. If you're new to AJAX there are many hazards to watch out for, and tutorials and examples are one of the worst culprits for security vulnerabilities. Before you start downloading examples and making them live on your server you should learn a bit about security first. Below, you'll find a list of tutorials, examples, and articles that will detail many of the security implications of using AJAX..
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Project jMaki
jMaki is all about enabling Java developers to use JavaScript in their Java based applications as either a JSP tag library or a JSF component.jMaki uses the best parts of Java and the best parts of JavaScript to deliver a rich AJAX style widgets. jMaki currently provides bootstrap widgets for many components from Dojo, Scriptaculus, Yahoo UI Widgets and DHTML Goodies. This project also includes a set of AJAX widgets with a focus on Web 2.0 such as a RSS widget, a del.icio.us Bookmark widget, a Chat widget, and many more to come.
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50 AJAX Reference Websites From Around the World
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.
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MapStats
Blog Flux MapStats is the coolest way of tracking your website visitors. Not only does it provide the normal statistics and graphs, we have incorporated the system into Google Maps! Instantly see where your latest visitors are coming from, and find out what they are looking for.
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Ajax Loading gif Generator
A very cool page that allows you to choose from several style of loading gif and then add any color to it.
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XmlHttpRequest Debugging for IE
Since I wrote the original XMLHttpRequest Debugging user script for Firefox (screenshot), almost a year ago, it has received a lot of positive feedback and a number of you expressed interest in having the tool support IE, to ease your AJAX development. Finally, here is a port of the script to run on IE, in the form of a bookmarklet
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Blursoft MetaForum
Blursoft MetaForum takes a lot of inspiration for it's features from AJAX and Web2.0 models, but does so correctly, the way they were designed to be used. Back buttons work. Browser Histories stay intact.
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Bounty Source’s SVN Browser
Welcome to bsSvnBrowser's home. We are a Ruby on Rails Subversion Browser. Subversion is an open-source revision control system, more information found at subversion.tigris.org. We make heavy use of "AJAX" technology to give it that live application-like feel.
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Considering Ajax, Part 1: Cut through the hype
Inspired by Alex Bosworth's list of Ajax mistakes, Chris Laffra has compiled a set of discussion points for every developer to consider before using Ajax techniques for a Web site that he outlines in this two-part series. Some points are potential problem areas; most highlight Ajax's great potential.
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60 More AJAX Tutorials
With the popularity of AJAX growing every day I've had the opportunity to collect and try out many more tutorials in the last several months. These examples and how-to's represent the best tutorials that I've personally used or otherwise had the opportunity to work with out of the overall group. This post is intended for individuals who learn best by example. Most of the listed tutorials come complete with instructions and source code. I've also categorized all of the tutorials for easy browsing. Enjoy!
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How to paginate, sort and search a table with Ajax and Rails
This is a very common task in web application development. The interest to use Ajax for this is to provide a dynamic interface which doesn't need to reload the entire page when the table changes. The interest of using Rails is... well, if you are reading this you should already know, but Ajax is really nicely integrated with Rails, and using it is very easier with this great framework.
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A Simpler Ajax Path
While not exactly new, the XMLHttpRequest object is receiving more attention lately as the linchpin in a new approach to web app development, most recently dubbed Ajax (asynchronous JavaScript and XML), which powers the cool features found on sites like Flickr, Amazon's A9.com, and the new poster children for whizzy web-based interactivity, Google Maps and Google Suggest.
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Head Rush Ajax
Head Rush Ajax scales well. Ready-to-run scripts for the more technical components of the sample applications are provided so that a reader with only a background in HTML and CSS will not experience barriers to participation early in the book. This facility does not come at the expense of the experienced web developer; anyone who knows their way around a PHP script and databases is free to write the server-side code on their own.
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ajaxOS
ajaxOS is a Linspire-based operating system with some revolutionary new features to support the adoption of web-based software.
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How To Load And Parse XML Data Without ActiveX
A little known but cool feature of Internet Explorer is it's support for XML data islands. Basically, you can embed some XML data in a page.
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Offline Access and Permanent, Client-Side Storage
I'm proud to announce the immediate availability of dojo.storage and a new web-based editor named Moxie.
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Some AJAX Pattern Screencasts
These are a couple AJAX patterns that Alexei and I put together for a an AJAX business case webinar we did with Jupiter Media a couple weeks ago.
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Javeline DeskRun
Javeline DeskRun allows developers to deliver their Internet application to the Windows desktop, as a Native Windows Application. Applications can look and feel exactly like a native Windows application. DeskRun gives full access to the local file system and the system tray, and allows caching of data so the application can also be used without a connection to the internet.
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RJS Assertions
I've been doing a little bit of refactoring and code improvement on some of my pet Rails projects. One of the things that I'd previously not found a great way of testing was Rails 1.1's RJS templates, Ruby generated JavaScript, a key part of Rails' AJAX support. I've posted previously about what I've been attempting, and you can see from the example test that it's not particularly pretty:
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Inline AJAX Comments Plugin for Wordpress
This plugin allows for the ability to expand the comments of a post below the main post content using ajax. This ability is built-in to my tonus theme, but at the request of many users I have bundled the features into a separate plugin. This plugin is based on code written by Mark Jaquith.
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