The greatness of JavaScript is… damn, why do I even bother. We all know what JavaScript can do. It brings life to your web site. If done right it can make your site more user friendly, accessible, functional and so on. In this example I’m gonna show you how to add Ajax into your web forms. I’ll be using my favorite JavaScript framework, jQuery.
Ajax with jQuery is extremely simple. If you browse to this url, you will clearly see supported methods for Ajax Requests and Ajax Events. I really like jQuery documentation. Seems very good organized. If you click on one of the method names, let’s say jQuery.ajax you will see 3 main navigation tabs at the top: Overview, Options, Example. Read more…
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AJAX, form, JavaScript, jQuery
Although most of my work these days is done in PHP, I’m not a shame to say that I’m a proud owner of Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. I use it mostly for playing around with C#. Since Visual Studio 2008 there is a intellisense support for JavaScript. Personally I’m a big fan of intellisense technology, not because I like machine writing my code but because I don’t like to spent hours and hours digging trough some bad documentation in order to hunt down some object properties and methods.
Recently I started playing around with jQuery. I love it, it’s simple yet powerful. However, intellisense support in Visual Studio simply did not work on jQuery. At least I thought so 
Today I discovered, this post. I cannot describe how happy I was.
Just check out the screenshot I provided, and you will soon understand what am I talking about. 
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JavaScript, jQuery
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