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Take AJAX to your Email Inbox: Developing the Client-side Application Layer
Welcome to part two of the series “Take AJAX to your email inbox.” If the article’s title doesn’t ring any bells for you, let me tell you that this tutorial series goes through the making of a simple web-based POP3 client, which uses AJAX for pulling out email messages from a given mail server, and displays them right on a web page.
Read the full article here: Take AJAX to your Email Inbox: Developing the Client-side Application Layer For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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