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AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is a set of technologies used to create highly interactive web sites and web applications. AJAX allows to dynamically update a page without reloading the page. Using AJAX, data can be requested and received from a server in the ackground without interfering with the display and behaviour of the existing page. Learn AJAX if you want to develop highly dynamic, interactive and user–friendly websites and web applications.
In this course AJAX in Action: Build AJAX–Based Applications , you will learn
Projects developed as part of this course are:
By joining this course, you will get
What are you waiting for? Join this unique AJAX course and start developing interactive and dynamic websites and web applications.
Instructor Details
Courses : 10
Specification: AJAX in Action: Build AJAX-Based Applications
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 4.5 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$12.99
Stephen Lai –
This is the best and most comprehensive ajax(json, xml) course in udemy. The instructor is really good at teaching, she gives step by step tutorials and line by line explanation, and she often refreshes our memory by mentioning the syntax and the things to be noticed. I think in real life she is a also a teacher, a very good teacher. The real world projects are simple but practical and useful, and in Q&A section she answers question responsively and well explained. This course uses php as server, if you want to catch up, follow along in project section you need to have a basic understaning on php, I actually didn’t know php very well but by coding along I am able to make the project work. This is the course you cannot miss!!!
Raj Vinjamuri –
The instructor is is awesome. Kudos to her.
Shravani –
Excellent tutorial…
Svitlana Kolesnyk –
I really enjoy this course.
Bob Maier –
Good examples source code provided which helps with learning.
Kenneth Bailey –
Nice short well organized lectures. Fun interesting class projects. Easy to follow. Well done.
Georgie Payne –
A course I keep coming back to when I have the time, to practice different aspects of the HTTP basics. AJAX has a reputation of being an ‘old’ technology, that should be addressed in this course to show how the skills learned here are integrated into a programmer’s repertoire.
Ed Wantland –
Informative right up front!
David Dowen –
The instructor sounded like a digital voice and was difficult to understand. The lessons were sped through and not enough time to code along with the lesson. Course material was out of date and the last project could not be completed because GOOGLE no longer allows automated queries. I learned a couple of new things and like most of the courses I have taken from here it was worth the 9.99 I paid for it but would not have been worth paying full price for.