By nitinpai
via techtracer.com
Published: Apr 30 2007 / 16:20
Ajax, from its onset, has seen many debates and discussions which not only have helped it flourish even more in its overall popularity but also have made it gain world wide acceptance and more standardized approach. However, there are still a lot of myths associated with Ajax and many of them have come out through discussions in forums and through the blogosphere.
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itchyrich replied ago:
It's ironic that this article is titled "Ajax Exposed" when the author exposes nothing except he doesn't know what "camel case" means and spends four paragraphs arguing why it should be "Ajax" not "AJAX". I'm guessing he works in marketing not software development.
Nitinpai, if you read this, please look up the term "camel case" on Wikipedia. Until then I'm voting this down.
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