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Core JavaThe Asynchronous Web
Author: artima.com |
Published: 20th May 2008 |
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Ajax applications depend on asynchronous interaction between client and server. In this interview with Artima, ICEsoft's Stephen Maryka describes a potentially more transforming asynchronicity where updates are pushed to the client without the user having to request those updates.
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