We retired this podcast, because we couldn't parse it for 10 consecutive times.
Ben and Dion of Ajaxian.com discuss issues around the new Web technology called Ajax (a.k.a. dhtml) and interview various Ajax notables.
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2008-12-07 | Appcelerator Titanium |
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2008-10-31 | Aptana Jaxer 1.0 |
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2008-09-23 | Interview with Kris Zyp of Sitepen |
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2008-09-05 |
Interview with Gavin Doughtie of Google - Audible Ajax Episode 29 Dion and Ben interview Dojo contributor and Google employee Gavin Doughtie, discussing browser graphics and his talks at OSCON and The Ajax Experience. |
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2008-09-01 | In this episode we discuss the launch of Google Chrome and Chromium, how this adds to the hopeful world of TraceMonkey, V8, and SquirrelFish. We also delve into Canvas land and the fun and frolics that are planned for The Ajax Experience in Boston that... |
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2008-06-19 | I sat down with Charles Jolley of Sproutit / SproutCore fame. Their has been a lot of SproutCore in the news, as it powers the new MobileMe from Apple, a very rich application built on the Open Web. Learn about the roots of the framework, how it is dif... |
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2008-06-06 | We sat down the with 280 North team that just released 280 Slides, an application that people call "Keynote on the Web" due to its Apple/desktop-like look and feel. The app uses a framework that the guys created, Cappuccino that uses the Objective-J la... |
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2008-04-04 | Ajaxians get together to talk about the big news in the last month or so. We discuss IE 8, the state of standards, Acid3 testing, the Open Web, and more. |
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2008-02-16 | Ajaxians interview the gents of Aptana on their Jaxer server side Ajax framework that was recently released. They discuss the difference it makes when you have a full browser in the backend instead of just a JavaScript interpreter. |
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2008-01-05 | Ajaxians interview Zed Shaw covering his thoughts on the Rails community, the role of the Enterprise, the state of Ajax, JRuby and Rubinius, documentation, tests, tooling, the role of patents in software, and a whole lot of opinion. |
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