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Do you have any idea of other functions of AJAX aside from above?
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Just a word of caution - don't try this at home. You need seriously fast
infrastructure (and many servers) to provide a good user experience on a
character-at-a-time basis.
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It's fairly recent, they announced it ten days ago in the official Google blog:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/11/new-look-for-google-translate.html
AJAX means "Asynchronous JAvascript + Xml", so if it has javascript
and asynchronous server calls in it, you can bet its the real thing.
It typ
Pretty spectacular! This is so much more powerful than
request:response paradigm. I didn't know Google even had this,
thanks for sharing.
Do you know how to tell if it's AJAX for sure? I don't know much
about it yet but would expect to see the word ajax somewhere in the
page source (javascript
Yeah, I noticed this a few weeks ago. I love it. Type (not paste!)
"sous la pluie" into the French -> English, and you'll see it
change from "under the" to "in the rain."
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I used Google Translate a lot, from English to Chinese, from simplified
Chinese to Traditional. The process was like: you type in text you had ->
clicked the Translate button -> the page will help you to translate.
Today, when I use google translate, I find that as soon as you put in a
character,
