Audible Ajax

I sat down with Charles Jolley of Sproutit / SproutCore fame. Their has been a lot of SproutCore in the news, as it powers the new MobileMe from Apple, a very rich application built on the Open Web. Learn about the roots of the framework, how it is differ

We sat down the with 280 North team that just released 280 Slides, an application that people call "Keynote on the Web" due to its Apple/desktop-like look and feel. The app uses a framework that the guys created, Cappuccino that uses the Objective-J language and runtime to build great looking applications.

Ajaxians get together to talk about the big news in the last month or so. We discuss IE 8, the state of standards, Acid3 testing, the Open Web, and more.

Ajaxians interview the gents of Aptana on their Jaxer server side Ajax framework that was recently released. They discuss the difference it makes when you have a full browser in the backend instead of just a JavaScript interpreter.

Ajaxians interview Zed Shaw covering his thoughts on the Rails community, the role of the Enterprise, the state of Ajax, JRuby and Rubinius, documentation, tests, tooling, the role of patents in software, and a whole lot of opinion.

Ajaxians interview Joe Hewitt of Firebug and iUI fame about debugging tips, YSlow, iPhones, the history of Firefox, and more.

We interviewed Brad Neuberg about the announcement of Google Gears, and how Dojo Offline is supporting the effort.

We introduce a new format for our 20th podcast and first of 2007 -- a feature covering Mozilla's Tamarin project featuring Kevin Lynch, Brenden Eich, and others from the community

In our 19th show, we interview the GI tech team and founders on the recent 3.2 version of the product

In our 18th show, we interview Chris Wilson, Laurel Reitman, and Dave Massey -- all program managers with the IE7 team -- and discuss the upcoming release.

In our 17th show, we interview Jamis Buck of 37 Signals on his experiences with using Ajax in their live applications, and on the future of Ajax development in Rails.

In our 16th show, we discuss what is going on in the world of Ajax in March 2006. We discuss questions from the community regarding polling in Ajax frameworks, as well as commentary and features announced over the last couple of weeks.

In our 15th show, we interview Kevin Hakman of TIBCO General Interface on the recent announcements surrounding TIBCO GI, the state of Ajax GUI builders, and issues that Ajax developers face.

In our 14th show, we got together in Denmark to discuss what is going on in the world of Ajax in 2006. We discuss questions from the community on Ajax frameworks, as well as cool commentary and features announced over the new year.

In our 13th show, we interview Patrick Lightbody, a leading committer of the WebWork application framework, on his experience creating an Ajax aware Java framework.

In our 12th show, we interview Thomas Fuchs, the creator of the script.acuol.us effects library and Rails committer, on his experience creating great looking Ajax applications.

In our 11th show, we got together in Belgium to discuss what is going on in the world of Ajax this December. We discuss questions from the community on Ajax security and ROI, and the cool framework news, Javascript tools, and Ajax usage featured on Ajaxian.com.

In our tenth show, we interview two leads on the Zimbra team about their experiences building a rich Ajax application. We learn why you would choose Ajax over Flash, pain that Zimbra felt with a rich JavaScript application, how to test JavaScript applications, performance implications of innerHTML vs. DOM, server-side architectural issues, how the MVC paradigm work with Ajax applications, and a lot more.

In our ninth show, we interview Glenn Vanderburg, a top class technologist, on his views on JavaScript as a programming language, and Ajax.

In our eigth show, we discuss the state of ajax for the week November 14th. This includes discusing new framework news for Script.aculo.us and MochiKit, gotchas with the XHR object, the place for modal dialogs on the web, the W3C working groups, Ajax on the mobile, and much more.

In our seventh show, we interview Joe Walker, the founder of Direct Web Remoting (DWR), one of the most popular Java based Ajax frameworks.

In our sixth show, we discuss the weekly news, which includes TIBCO GI, Taconite, simulating post links, Ajax sweet spots from Zimbra, Moo.fx, and much more.

In our fifth show, we discuss the weekly news, which includes Euro OSCON, the Ajax Survey, and the Ajax Massive Storage System. We also conduct part two of our interview with Alex Russell of the Dojo project.

In our fourth show, we discuss the weekly news, which includes Flex 2, Flock, Pragmatic Ajax, and Google Reader. We also conduct part one of our interview with Alex Russell of the Dojo project.

In our third show, we discuss the weekly news, which includes the various Microsoft announcements at PDC 2005, Ajaxian Fire and Forget, Dan Grossman's Top 10 Ajax apps, Ajax Framework updates, and more.