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Ajax | by Michael Mahemoff | Sun, Apr 1
Ajax is the #6 Blogger for Ajax
Ask any self-respecting Ajax developer how they time events, and they’ll tell you “I use setTimout()” or more likely, “I use setTimeout(), duh”. However, two new Ajax patterns are making that “duh” seem just a little tenuous. One new timing technique relies on the notorious tag, the other...
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