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Building Your First AJAX Application with PHP
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05/11/2009 By Peter
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An introductory post for getting started with AJAX.
This tutorial series will focus on web development, mainly focusing on using PHP as a server-side language, but I'm not ruling out having a crack at Python or Ruby, ASP.NET/Mono C# or something like that. This series will also look at JavaScript on the client side and we'll be using XHTML for all the markup.
Before I jump into today's topic, there's a bit of admin and introduction I need to do to start up the new series. See you after the jump!
All the code examples I use in this series will be released under the Modified BSD Licence (unless I mention otherwise), meaning that you're free to take the code examples, modify them and/or use them in your application, whether open or closed source, provided you mention me (there are a couple of other minor things too). Of course if you get inspired by my code and write something equivalent that does the same job, you can do what you want with it, it's yours.
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