This site has moved
I have moved to a blog on http://www.tdupree.com
You will find writings on more than just Ajax as well.
I have moved to a blog on http://www.tdupree.com
A great list of AJAX tutorials, from the same guy that brought us the list of 50 AJAX frameworks.
Resource for quirks and problems one might find when implementing AJAX techniques.
A good listing of AJAX toolkits and frameworks. In addition to the 50 in the list, there are also many additional ones listed in the comments section of the featured site.
This looks to be a nifty addition to AJAX. Im sure some good uses can be found for it.
This is pretty cool, now theres a function for adding refelctions to your images with script.aculo.us.
So here is lightbox. The predecessor to greybox and thickbox. Lightbox is done using Javascript, and thickbox uses Javascript and JQuery as well. Sam, I think you would be able to implement the Lightbox stuff, just follow the lightbox JS link. There is also another version of the lightbox built using JQuery, called thickbox. Although, I think that would be a bit more difficult for you to get going. But the lightbox stuff is easy, the page has all the code and steps you need to get it working.
I came across this when I was reading an
Amy Hoy put together a nice looking cheat sheet for Scriptaculous.
Using JSON can be a faster form of data interchange than using xml to markup your data to be send through the XHR object.
Really slick lightbox technique. A new spin on the greybox, and done quite well.
Tutorial for gettign gcal content onto your site.