Ajax Tutorial 2 System Requirements

[ItsVicc]

"in order to get this to work you need a web browser" o rly?

[joecooper18]

grr this was too slow moving for my liking! talking about needing a web browser... well duhh!!!

Prob good for people like my parents if they ever needed to discover ajax

[ryanjackson0x]

Wordpad is not a text editor; it is a word processor.

[GamingJediPwns]

Don't use wordpad, download notepad++ its loads better and its free

[EminoMeneko]

I don't like much the way you demonstrate it. I believe your public is people that almost never touched a PC before. I would prefer something straighter to the purpose.

Anyway Nice vid.

[ralfytm]

Can i recommend that you use Notepad++ instead of Wordpad , it's open source and it's very good, it is compatible with html, css, php, javascript and ajax. Hope this helps for new programmers :)

[WikiPeoples]

dude, fuck, get to the point already man.... goddamnit spending forever talking about useless shit

[jpmastermind]

You didnt explain how it really words, the coding i mean :(

[foxmajik]

I don't think you needed to spend 4 minutes talking about how to use Wordpad.

[YourReallyHot]

@foxmajik Haha that is so true! every person making a tutorail in programming goes in depth babbing about ovious things but when it comes to really hard shit to grasp, they fly through it. HAHA

[CoolEditz]

Not to sound like a critic or anything, but shouldn't someone know how to setup a web server BEFORE learning ajax?

[ShindaSuprise]

he said uuuuurrrll.. lol..

good tutorials though

[Alfonzo97]

you don't need a server, unless you plan on publishing your page to the web. But for creating purposes, you can just click save as on your code, and add .html to the end of your file name. Then just go to your documents, or wherever you saved the file, and double click the icon that has the picture of your default browser. that's all!! NO SERVER NEEDED FOR CREATING PURPOSES!

[Xylogeist]

@Alfonzo97 If you want to use databased you at least need a testing server.

[CoolEditz]

@Alfonzo97 - PHP much?

[adamh3212]

@Alfonzo97 What about PHP and ruby?

[truemetalist89]

i have windows xp and cannot find the iNETPub directory anywhere ??

[ahmadfamin]

I would like to comment on what you said in this video and what "WoIYou" said, it is possible to use ajax from your hard drive. Ajax is just JavaScript which is a Client Side language. It just depends on the browser, but if you are using it just on your hard drive that takes away most of point of Ajax which was ment for dynamic data and on the hard drive you can.

[WolYou]

You can open your ajax app from your hard disk. Why not? All you need is a valid url in the js code. But the html file containing the code can be loaded locally. It would be a real problem if this wouldn't be possible :)

[BomberLaaz]

Thanks for making AJAX tutorials Going to help alot.

[okNotImportant]

I Can't see anything !

And Your voice so bad

Thanks my monkey

[cduce2411]

Click the HQ button.

[brechtjah]

Where's your doctype?

[AyumiTutorial]

you talk pretty long, all this can be shorten in 3 minutes.

[cbvgg]

Tutorials with alot of explanation make things easier.

[kolokopa]

i have download 19 tutorials but I Can't see text in this tutorial

[punxz18]

i cant find the i-net puv where is it located?

[srikantdhondi]

It is the web folder created when you installed IIS web server.You find InetPub folder at C:\ drive root folder.

[Scynite]

The only thing I don't like is that we'd be returning to client side programming, and exposing the code we write again. Unlike PHP, though the page does reload, on modern fast systems it's hardly noticeable, and hides the code behind the web actions.

[celshader]

I tend to agree. I guess the best idea is to use a combo of ajax and serverside sripting and focus on using Ajax to improve usability.

[tuleo554]

Ajax is a technique that involves both serverside and client side scripting

and yes it is a good idea to use alot of Ajax to keep your interfaces slick :)

below is a tutorial on how to do slick Ajax interfaces

/watch?v=_oQSfLgbxL4

[thelordofthemanor]

I have to agree with Marosik. Regarding tutorials #1, #2 and #3... in many instances the speaker is repeating himself two, three and four times.

[marosik]

Nice tutorials thx but you don't have to say everything several times :)

[CamiloSanchez1979]

yes he has to!!!!! damn it

[warlock07]

nice

[lolcutedotcom]

Thanks for the videos!

[tushnim0new]

show some example dude..