Real-World AJAX – Dion Hinchcliffe's "Design Patterns" Survey

Web 2.0 Journal Editor-in-Chief Takes Design Patterns Concept to the Next Level

Apr. 24, 2006 12:15 PM

There are 66 common AJAX Design Patterns, Dion Hinchcliffe will be explaining to a packed keynote room in San Jose on Monday April 24, at the "Real-World AJAX" One-Day Seminar being held in the Almeda Ballroom of the San Jose Hilton & Towers Hotel. They help address serious issues surrounding the design of AJAX software.

Hinchcliffe (pictured in SYS-CON.TV's New York City studio on Times Square), whose popular "Web 2.0 blog" passed the 1M unique viewers mark in March 2006, is the editor-in-chief of Web 2.0 Journal and the volume editor of Real-World AJAX: Secrets of the Masters, forthcoming from SYS-CON Books this summer.

Design patterns, which originated as an architectural concept by Christopher Alexander, gained mass popularity in computer science after the success of the book Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software (1994).

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