Ajax Tutorials Websites

There are so many things that you have to learn before you can actually jump into Ajax. If you’re only proficient in one language, you need to research and relearn the things you forgot in college or in your computer school. It’s a technique where one language is combined to another.

Plus, it’s java intensive and there are only a handful of people who has learned the Java software. Before Ajax, Java was perceived to be useful but requires a faster internet connection and a faster computer. Confused on where to start; we’ve browsed through the internet and found some sites that has helped us to start a program on Ajax. http://dojo.jot.com/Tutorials/HelloWorld - “Hello World” was the first thing that you have to learn in computer schools.

Now you have to start from the very beginning and do the “Hello World” routine again. If you think you’re too advanced for this step, you can still move forward. There are tons of chapters that you can go through. There are codes that will be provided from the very start. You’ll be surprised on how different the code “Hello World” in simple program compared to the “Hello World” from Ajax.

There are also toolkits that you can download to help you get started with the application. http://www.ajaxprojects.com/ajax/index.php - This site will continue what you learn in a certain platform. Ajax applications in different frameworks are presented. There will be detailed explanation and tutorials in different frameworks such as .Net, Java, PHP, Ruby and other frameworks that you can think of.

Instead of giving you the step by step program, you’ll have the code and make some changes from there. This is a good site if you already know the rudiments of Ajax. There’s also a portion where they will teach you the “Hello World” if you don’t have any idea where to start. http://www.ajaxtutorial.net/ - As someone who wants to learn Ajax from its roots, you might expect something of a “Hello World” guide based on the name of the site.

But instead of instructing Ajax to a 4th grade kid, the website is full of codes. This site is definitely for programmers who wanted to implement Ajax in their websites. These codes are freely given; you just have to change the variables to get what you want.

Browse through months and months of updates until you can get the program that you want. There’s also a demonstration of the code and see its effects on a certain website. http://www.w3schools.com/ajax/default.asp - We reserved the best for last. As usual w3schools.com has developed a great self learning site about Ajax. Everything is covered: from the definition, the things you have to learn and the things you have to apply.

This free learning site might be too basic for some, but this is definitely the site you want to start if you’re not familiar with anything about Ajax. It might be confusing at first but when you read through and take notes, everything will just unfold before you. You can start creating simple codes before you know it.