Professional Web 2. 0 Programming

Name: Professional Web 2. 0 Programming
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ISBN: 9780470087886

ISBN-10: 0470087889

ISBN-13: 9780470087886

Edition: 2007

Authors: Danny Ayers, Erik Bruchez, Joe Fawcett, Alessandro Vernet, Eric van der Vlist

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After beginning by showing the links between the business requirements and the attempt to provide better Web 2.0 user experience, Professional Web 2.0 Programming dives into code with several example application parts built with popular frameworks such as Ruby on Rails and Orbeon PresentationServer. It then moves on to some of the core client-side Web 2.0 techniques followed by an investigation of how clients and servers communicate and finishing with the details on server side techniques. Some of the specific chapters to be covered are: Page presentation Ajax and JavaScript Rich client alternatives including XAML and others XML as an exchange format Syndication …

Book details

List price: $39.99
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 11/29/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 552
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.25" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.738
Language: English



Foreword


Acknowledgments


Introduction



Hello Web 2.0 World


Introducing BuzzWatch


Charting the Landscape


Exploring Behind the Scene


Making BuzzWatch a Better Web Citizen


Making BuzzWatch More Maintainable


Applying the Final Touch


Conclusion



Page Presentation


Creating Clean and Simple Pages


From HTML to XHTML


The Document Object Model


Cascading Style Sheets


Tools


Summary



JavaScript and Ajax


JavaScript: Understanding Lesser-Known but Crucial Features


JavaScript Optimizations


Ajax


Summary



Design Principles


Common Design Issues


Summary 109



What's Next for Web 2.0?


XSLT and XPath


SVG


XForms


What's Next for HTML


Summary



Rich Client Alternatives


From Browsers to Rich Clients


Comparing Rich Client Frameworks


Summary



HTTP and URIs


How the Web Was Won


Web 1.0: HTML, URLs, and HTTP


The Web Model and REST


Considerations for Building an HTTP Service


What's on the Wire?


More Representations


Summary



XML and Its Alternatives


XML


Alternatives to XML


Summary



Syndication


Some Syndication Basics


The Syndication Process


Syndication Formats


Summary



Microformats


The Basics of Microformats


Creating Microformat Documents


Summary



Combining Protocols to Build Web Services


Clarifying Web Services


REST Services


WS-* Services


REST versus WS-*


Summary



Serving XML over HTTP


How Is Serving HTML Different?


Serving Static Content


Serving Dynamic Content


XQuery and XML Databases


Serving JSON


Summary



Databases and Non-XML Sources


Dealing with Non-XML Sources


Converting Relational Data to XML


Converting Binary Data to XML


Summary



Creating Syndication Channels


A Simple Atom Service


Running the Application


Adding E-mail Support


Summary



Mashups, HTML Scraping, and Web Services


Popular Examples: Mapping Mashups


Why Use Mashups?


The Business Model of Mashups


Screen Scraping


Creating Feeds


Mapping and Badges


Summary



Implementing and Maintaining Your URI Space


Future-Proofing Your URIs


Managing Change in Your URI Space


Your URI Mapping Toolbox


Summary



Podcasting and Serving Multimedia


The Formats Labyrinth


Protocols


Summary



Security


What Is Security?


Lessons Learned from History


The Layered Approach


Authentication and Authorization


Message Encryption


Message Digests


Digital Certificates


Secure Sockets Layer


Code Security


Web Services Security


Summary


Index