I'm working with it at the moment to create something more client - server like than website architecture would typicall give, using ajax of course.
I think it's helpful to apply that label, Client-Server, when thinking about effective Web 2.0 design. People have been cultured to thing in terms of "click to follow link", "click to submit form" on the web. Looking at usability and use cases for client-server apps reveals a wealth of UI - data interaction models that ajax is great for.
Putting it to GOOD use is the challenge now. I've got this nice hammer and just need to find a willing and proper nail now.
Jake has done a nice job of providing us a stock template with the Yahoo UI WebDAV'd in already.
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I'm working with it at the moment to create something more client - server like than website architecture would typicall give, using ajax of course.
I think it's helpful to apply that label, Client-Server, when thinking about effective Web 2.0 design. People have been cultured to thing in terms of "click to follow link", "click to submit form" on the web. Looking at usability and use cases for client-server apps reveals a wealth of UI - data interaction models that ajax is great for.
Putting it to GOOD use is the challenge now. I've got this nice hammer and just need to find a willing and proper nail now.