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Category: Tutorials Add CommentIn order to register for this course, all you have to do is sending a blank email to one or both of the following two email aliases.
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In general, the contents (presentation, hands-on labs, and homework's) will be ready on the dates specified below. Due to the fast pacing nature of the Ajax technology, the contents are constantly being changed and improved even after the dates specified.
1. Ajax Basics & Development Tools (Feb 12th, 2007, Week #1) - done
2. JavaScript Basics (Feb 19th, 2007, Week #2) - ready
3. Ajax Frameworks and Toolkits (March 5th, 2007, Week #3) - ready
4. Ajax Application Examples (March 12th, 2007, Week #4) - work in progress
5. Dojo Toolkit Basics (March 26th, 2007, Week #5) - ready
6. Dojo Toolkit Advanced (April 2nd, 2007, Week #6) - work in progress
7. ProtoType (April 9th, 2007, Week #7) - ready
8. JSON (April 23rd, 2007, Week #8) - ready
9. Direct Web Remoting (DWR) (April 30th, 2007, Week #9) - ready
10. Google Web Toolkit (May 14th, 2007, Week #10) - ready
11. JavaServer Faces (JSF) and Ajax Integration (May 21st, 2007, Week #11) - work in progress
12. DynaFaces (June 4th, 2007, Week #12) - work in progress
13. jMaki (June 11th, 2007, Week #13) - ready
14. Web Application Frameworks and Ajax (June 25th, 2007, Week #14)
15. ZK Framework (July 2nd, 2007, Week #15) - work in progress
16. CSS (July 16th, 2007, Week #16) - ready
17. JavaScript Best Practices (July 23rd, 2007, Week #17) - ready
18. Phobos (Script-based MVC framework) (Aug 6th, 2007, Week #18) - work in progress
19. Portlet/Portals and Ajax - (Aug 13th, 2007, Week #19) - work in progress
This is going to be the end of the course.
20. Dissecting the Java BluePrints Petstore 2.0 Reference Application - work in progress
21. Ajax Design Patterns and Best Practices - work in progress
22. Commercial framework/tools (Backbase, JackBe, Tibco) - work in progress
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