Ajax resources

I've done some experiments with Ajax technology (and Django) recently, and here is some usefull Ajax resources (will be updated):

• The Ajaxian blog and the Ajax magazine are nice sources of Ajax news, tips, solutions and more. [via]
• From the the Sphere of Influence blog: State of Ajax, The Incredible Ongoing Story of Ajax, and The Ajax Spectrum. [via]
• A series of Ajax podcasts. [via]
• Ajax and security: Nitesh Dhanjani has some (informal) thoughts on AJAX and security.
• Morfik Chess application is the first implementation of a chess engine in JavaScript. Is is also a nice Ajax based chess game. [via]
• Round-up of 50 AJAX Toolkits and Frameworks. [via]
• MochiKit or Dojo or Zimbra Ajax TK? There is a lot of Ajax toolkits avilable. Which one to use? The Django project has listed and discussed some alternatives. [via]
• 100 tutorials, including 60 More AJAX Tutorials, Round-up of 30 AJAX Tutorials and the Ajax Magazine tutorials.
• The hidden cost of Ajax. [via]
• Firebug, The Future of Javascript debugging with Firefox.
• AHAH, the easy way to XMLHttpRequest. [via]
• The writings about JavaScript from Douglas Crockford is worth spending time with. See also his JSLint tool. [via]
• 50 Ajax Reference Websites from Around the World. [via]
• protoGrowl provides notification messages and is inspired by Growl for Mac OS X. [via]
• The Power of Prototype.js.
• Object-oriented JavaScript.
• Corey Benninger of Foundstone has written a paper on Ajax Storage Security (pdf). [via]
• Ed Burnette on Ajax anti-patterns. [via]
• Jitsu is a new XML markup based Ajax framework. [via].
• The JavaScript Library World Cup goes through and gives you a high level look at some of the many JavaScript frameworks out there. [via]
• 9 JavaScript Tips You May Not Know.
• The book AJAX: Creating Web Pages with Asynchronous JavaScript and XML by Edmond Woychowsky is now available. [via]
• Making Javascript DOM a Piece of Cake with the graft() Function. [via]
• Scrybe: Online Organiser with true Offline support. [via]
• Widgetop Ajax web desktop supports Apple dashboard widgets. [via]
• MochiKit.Animator is an enhanced*, fully vectorized version of Bernard Sumption's animator.js. [via]
• Pyjamas is like GWT, but uses Python instead of Java. [via]
• Ajax and Security.
• W3C Widgets 1.0 Working Draft [via]
• Run: Universal JavaScript Animation Framework [via]
• Drawing lines in JavaScript.
• DOMTool: Given HTML generate DOM methods.
• EJ - The only JavaScript library you’ll ever need, is a description of a tiny library with only essential JavaScript functions. [via]
• Doing it Asynchronously, about the A part of Ajax. [via]

April 24 2006 (aa)