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If a task can be done properly and does not need AJAX, it doesn't need AJAX. Simplicity. For example, a list of related sites on a blog. It's a bunch of static
by dryicerx 17y ago
If a task can be done properly and does not need AJAX, it doesn't need AJAX. Simplicity.
For example, a list of related sites on a blog. It's a bunch of static links and there is nothing wrong with keeping it a bunch of static links. Don't need to make every.single.thing AJAX unless it improves the usability or functionality.
- jack7890 17y agoSure, I totally understand that for many applications AJAX would be overkill. I understand the beauty of simplicity, and the appeal of light widgets. But with that said, AJAX is almost never used, and there are many widgets that could benefit by being more than a bunch of static links. Blog widgets are usually more interesting when they are interactive. AJAX does that.