Alexander Kirk's Blog:
Rise of Slow Ajax Applications
In this new post on his blog today, Alexander Kirk talks about some of the problems that are arrising from the "Ajax Revolution", including the "rise of slow Ajax applications".

The current movement towards AJAX is a good thing. If it really were a movement towards AJAX. In my eyes it is rather a higher acceptance for Javascript applications. Of course, it is quite naturally in the early stages of a �hyped� technology to observe many misuses; they use AJAX just for the sake of using AJAX.

I think that the current usage of AJAX is a misuse of the browser. They are designed to render web pages (i.e. (X)HTML pages). Javascript is a bonus. Large data strucures can slow down browsers enourmously (they are still interpreting Javascript just in time).

He definitely has a point on this one - there are several sites out there that could do without the Ajax-enabled versions of themselves. He also offers a few tips to help developers out there keep their pages flying from server to desktop no matter what the functionality...

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