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By mswatcher
via encosia.com
Published: Apr 23 2008 / 22:52
Perhaps due to its ubiquitous presence in web based email services, implementing asynchronous site navigation is frequently a design requirement when building AJAX based sites. Unfortunately, the also ubiquitous UpdatePanel is chosen to accomplish this far too often.
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Comments
willcode4beer replied ago:
should be titled, "why drag and drop coding is a bad practice"
gt1329a replied ago:
I'd agree that drag and drop coding is bad, but this isn't really about that. You'd have a pretty difficult time putting and entire site in an UpdatePanel using the visual editor. I've just found a lot of people going to great lengths to create somewhat complex backends to accomplish this, not understanding how crippled their frontend will be.
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