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The Several Habits of Wildly Successful del.icio.us Users is an interesting, if perhaps common sense filled, article on how to make the most of del.icio.us.
When I first signed up for del.icio.us, I did so thinking it might be a cool little diversion that would last no more than a week. Yet here I am many [...]

While I feel AJAX isn’t something you need for almost any page, if you do feel you need implement AJAX, there is a great article over at IBM developerWorks on mastering AJAX.
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I stumbled across a link at digg.com to a page that looked like it was the latest Jakob Nielsen’s Alertbox. Titled, Why Ajax Sucks (Most of the Time), I read it and was completely unaware that is was a spoof until I got to the following section:
When It’s OK to Use Ajax
If you are working [...]

I posted a link to an Ajax Mistakes article early last month, that I felt was very comprehensive list of issues one might run across when designing an AJAX application.
SWiK.net now has the article as a collaboration which will hopefully make the list even more comprehensive and helpful. There are of course additions from [...]

I ran across this very interesting page detailing a simple way to do AJAX style pages, called AHAH: Asynchronous HTML and HTTP.
Now AJAX has many issues, but most of them are to do with the way people program/design their AJAX applications, rather than the underlying technology. However, the underlying JavaScript that is [...]