| In this new post on futuritynews.com/ajax today, there's a bit about why "Ajax will win" when it comes to web technologies.
Alexei writes "Programming languages in general benefit from network effects. To boil this down we could say that as more people use a particular language, the value derrived from using it increases exponentially. An example of this might be that as more people start using Ajax, more resources, information, and 3rd party components become available."
Jon adds "Another key point is that AJAX is a continuous, rather than a discontinuous technology. It builds on existing skillsets that web developers have in a way that some other technologies don't."
With the userbase of Ajax growing larger and larger every day, it's no wonder that more and more cool apps/utilities are coming out all the time - between handy debuggers and large storage methods, it's really carving out its place in the online world... |
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