Ajax/flex/spry

2007-06-13 Thread Charles Sheehan-Miles
Hello all, So this is a request for opinions. I'm way behind the curve in that I've done nothing in terms of Ajax or flex. I'm looking for opinions in terms of what would be the quickest and easiest to get up to speed on. I only know the most minimal javascript. Any opinions on what is the

Re: Ajax/flex/spry

2007-06-13 Thread Rey Bango
Charles, If you only know minimal JS, you should really consider getting a good book on it and picking it up before diving into an Ajax library. While most Ajax libs abstract JS to some extent, eventually, you're going to have to dig into it to actually build something. If you just want a

Re: Ajax/flex/spry

2007-06-13 Thread James Holmes
Just to complicate things, AjaxCFC has a version that works with jQuery. Also, ExtJS, the library used in CF8 for all the nice new widgets, comes in versions that work with jQuery and Prototype (the library behind mxAjax). Confused yet? On 6/13/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Charles,

Re: Ajax/flex/spry

2007-06-13 Thread Rey Bango
Well, lets add some more confusion. Ext can now work on its on if you use its latest edition. :P Rey... James Holmes wrote: Just to complicate things, AjaxCFC has a version that works with jQuery. Also, ExtJS, the library used in CF8 for all the nice new widgets, comes in versions that work

RE: Ajax/flex/spry

2007-06-13 Thread Michael E. Carluen
: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 6:24 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: Re: Ajax/flex/spry Charles, If you only know minimal JS, you should really consider getting a good book on it and picking it up before diving into an Ajax library. While most Ajax libs abstract JS to some extent, eventually, you're going

Re: Ajax/flex/spry

2007-06-13 Thread Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
: Michael E. Carluen To: CF-Talk Sent: Wed Jun 13 18:58:00 2007 Subject: RE: Ajax/flex/spry To add to Rey's suggestion: yes, get up to speed with your JS basics and fundamentals first... you don't have to be an expert but still know the JS syntax and constructs before ajax. Then, decide on the JS

Re: Ajax/flex/spry

2007-06-13 Thread Rey Bango
(0) 20 89107910. The opinions expressed within this communication are not necessarily those expressed by Reed Exhibitions. Visit our website at http://www.reedexpo.com -Original Message- From: Michael E. Carluen To: CF-Talk Sent: Wed Jun 13 18:58:00 2007 Subject: RE: Ajax/flex/spry

Re: Ajax/flex/spry

2007-06-13 Thread Charles Sheehan-Miles
Message- From: Michael E. Carluen To: CF-Talk Sent: Wed Jun 13 18:58:00 2007 Subject: RE: Ajax/flex/spry To add to Rey's suggestion: yes, get up to speed with your JS basics and fundamentals first... you don't have to be an expert but still know the JS syntax and constructs before ajax