Ajax Basics Tutorial

What is Ajax?

Ajax Basics Tutorial (1)-ajax Brief History of 1.1 Web applications

Ajax Basics Tutorial (1)-ajax Introduction 1.2 Browser history

Ajax Basics Tutorial (1)-ajax Introduction 1.3 Web Application development process

Ajax Basics Tutorial (1)-ajax Introduction 1.4 Usability issues

Ajax Basics Tutorial (1)-ajax Introduction 1.5 Related Technologies

Ajax Basics Tutorial (1)-ajax Introduction 1.6 Use Occasions

Ajax Basics Tutorial (1)-ajax Introduction 1.7 Design Considerations

Ajax Basics Tutorial (1)-ajax Introduction 1.8 Summary

Ajax Basics Tutorial (2)-Using the XMLHttpRequest Object 2.1 overview

Ajax Basics Tutorial (2)-Using the XMLHttpRequest object 2.2 methods and properties

Ajax Basics Tutorial (2)-Using the XMLHttpRequest Object 2.3 Interaction Example

Ajax Basics Tutorial (2)-Using the XMLHttpRequest object 2.4 get and post

Ajax Basics Tutorial (2)-Using XMLHttpRequest Object 2.5 remote Scripting

Ajax Basics Tutorial (2)-How to send a simple request using XMLHttpRequest Object 2.6

Ajax Basics Tutorial (2)-Using the XMLHttpRequest object 2.7 DOM level 3 to load and save the Protocol

Ajax Basics Tutorial (2)-Using the XMLHttpRequest object 2.8 DOM

Ajax Basics Tutorial (2)-Using the XMLHttpRequest Object 2.9 Summary

Ajax Basics Tutorial (3)-3.1 Processing server response

Ajax Basics Tutorial (3)-3.2 Send request parameters

Ajax Basics Tutorial (3)-3.3 Summary

Ajax Basics Tutorial (4)-Implementing basic AJAX Technology 4.1 complete validation

Ajax Basics Tutorial (4)-Implementing basic AJAX Technology 4.2 Read response header

Ajax Basics Tutorial (4)-Implementing basic AJAX Technology 4.3 dynamic load list box

Ajax Basics Tutorial (4)-Implementing basic Ajax Technology 4.4 Creating an automatic refresh Page

Ajax Basics Tutorial (4)-Implement basic AJAX technology 4.5 show progress bar

Ajax Basics Tutorial (4)-Implementing basic AJAX technology 4.6 creating ToolTips

Ajax Basics Tutorial (4)-Implementing basic AJAX Technology 4.7 Dynamic Update Web page

Ajax Basics Tutorial (4)-Implementing basic AJAX Technology 4.8 accessing Web services

Ajax Basics Tutorial (4)-Implementing basic AJAX Technology 4.9 providing automated completion

Ajax Basics Tutorial (4)-Implementing basic Ajax Technology 4.9 Summary

Ajax Basics Tutorial (5)-5.1 document using JSDoc to build JavaScript code

Ajax Basics Tutorial (5)-5.2 Validating HTML content with Firefox extensions

Ajax Basics Tutorial (5)-5.3 Searching nodes using DOM Inspector

Ajax Basics Tutorial (5)-5.4 Using JSLint to complete JavaScript syntax checking

Ajax Basics Tutorial (5)-5.5 complete JavaScript compression and obfuscation

Ajax Basics Tutorial (5)-5.6 Web development extensions using Firefox

Ajax Basics Tutorial (5)-5.7 Implementing Advanced JavaScript Technology

Ajax Basics Tutorial (5)-Building a complete AJAX development Toolbox 5.7 Summary

Ajax Basics Tutorial (6)-6.1 JavaScript questions

Ajax Basics Tutorial (6)-6.2 analysis Jsunit

Ajax Basics Tutorial (6)-6.3 Summary

If you want to use AJAX, you need to use JavaScript. Although some frameworks and tools can simplify development, testing is an important part of the problem. Many people may be "obsessed" with server-side code testing, especially for JavaScript. We hope that the above brief introduction of Jsunit will give you a certain understanding of the relevant background in order to start using the test framework. If you're a developer, this will not only make it easier for you to do your job, but it will definitely improve the quality of your code.