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Making JavaScript Applications Degrade Gracefully with AJAX and MySQL
For many web developers, JavaScript can be the perfect client-side scripting language for turning a boring web site into a bunch of interactive elements. This impressive interactivity comes at a cost in those cases where a web application has been designed to depend entirely on this language for working appropriately. Fortunately, there is a solution; keep reading to learn more.
Read the full article here: Making JavaScript Applications Degrade Gracefully with AJAX and MySQL For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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