TY  - BOOK
AU  - Lauriat,Shawn M.
TI  - Advanced Ajax :  : architecture and best practices / 
SN  - 9788131724392
U1  - 006.7 22
PY  - 2009///
CY  - New Delhi
PB  - Prentice Hall
KW  - Ajax (Web site development technology)
N1  - Includes bibliographical references (p. 325-327) and index; Chapter 1: Usability
	- Interface vs. Showcase
	- User Expectations
	- Feedback and Indications
	- Semantic markup
	- What CSS and JavaScript have in Common
Chapter 2: Accessibility
	- Section 508 and WCAG 
	- Screenreaders Can Handle AJAX
	- Unobtrusive JavaScript
	- Assuming Nothing
	- Designing with Accessibility in Mind
Chapter 3: Client-side Application Architecture
	- Objects and Event Triggering
	- Model-View-Controller Design Pattern
	- Event-driven Application Development
Chapter 4: Debugging Client-side Code
	- Validation, Validation, Validation
	- Browser Tools and Plugins
	- Code Profiling
	- Unit Testing
Chapter 5: Performance Optimization
	- Database Performance
	- Bandwidth vs. Latency
	- Cache
	- Taking Advantage of HTTP/1.1
	- PHP Profiling
Chapter 6: Scalable, Maintainable AJAX
	- General Practices
	- A Multitude of Simple Interfaces
	- Dense, Rich Interfaces
Chapter 7: Server-side Application Architecture
	- Designing Applications for Multiple Interfaces
	- Model-View-Controller Design Pattern
	- Using the Factory Pattern with your Template Engine
Chapter 8: Keeping a Web Application Secure
	- HTTPS
	- SQL Injection
	- XSS
	- XSRF
	- Don't Trust the User
	- Don't Trust the Server
Chapter 9: Documenting
	- Yes, You Need To
	- API Documentation
	- Internal Developer Documentation
Chapter 10: Game Development
	- A Different Kind of Security
	- Single Player
	- "Real-time" Multiplayer
Chapter 11: Conclusions
	- Remember the Users
	- Design for the Future
	- Develop for the Future

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