The Second AJAX Boot Camp

You have extensively researched, downloaded all the necessary tool kits and updates. You even bought some handbooks so that you’ll learn a thing or two in AJAX and use it to your advantage. But no matter what you do, you end up with nothing. Worst, you may be even confused more.

AJAX is undoubtedly the next wave of internet technology. It will require lesser bandwidth with better interaction to visitors of the web pages. The widgets that you’ll be able to create using AJAX are quite phenomenal because of the productivity of your webpage with placing too much pressure on the server and the bandwidth of the consumer.

That really sounds good but you don’t know what to do about it. If you’re looking for resources, you don’t need to look further. Coming this September 23, 2007 is the second AJAX Boot Camp. Properly called the AJAXWorld University Bootcamp, you’ll be attending a convention that will be conducted by Frank Cohen.

Frank Cohen is the leading developer of AJAX tools. He’s presently PushToTest. He’s also a writer and most of the books he has written is about technology particularly in the world of the AJAX web technique. You may be thinking that AJAX can’t be learned in one day alone. But this boot camp begs to differ.

From the first minute of the convention it will always be information packed. The Boot Camp wills start with the reality of AJAX. That part of the training will give you information on why you really need to know AJAX. For a simple user, you won’t even know AJAX and how does it affect my internet experience. But for web developers who want to get the best of the internet, this is a necessity.

The wave of development particularly for the Web 2.0 has to have AJAX and it will be explained in the convention. That’s only the introduction. After that, there’s a 2-part training on the Basics on AJAX. You might have remembered reading through a lot of things that made you really confused.

One of those reasons might that be you’re missing out on the basics of the web technique. This 2-part training will clear out the smoke of misunderstanding. The next part will deal with the “traditions” in creating this program. If there are any shortcuts in both of the client and the server side, you should be able to know that in this part of the training.

After that, there’ will be a part where you’ll try to create a program on your own. To think after a few hours, you’re already coding something you thought wouldn’t happen in the ages to come. Lastly is trying it out. You’ll be able to know what will be the actual impact through various examples of application. That will be cleared out so that you’ll know more why you should be proficient in AJAX.

For more information on the reservation, prices and availability, visit www.ajaxworldexpo.com. After one day, you’ll never to read “AJAX for Dummies” again.