By bloid
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Published: Nov 30 2006 / 17:50
AJAX. It is an awesome technology ushering in a whole new generation of web applications like Google maps, Backpack and others. But AJAX can also be a very dangerous technology for those who use it improperly. For this reason, I’ve compiled a list of the many common mistakes developers using AJAX sometimes make.
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Comments
Doug Karr replied ago:
These are really usability issues, not necessarily Ajax issues. It's still a comprehensive rundown! Ironically, the author has an Ajax comment system on his blog that is insecure. :)
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