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Building Advanced Web Toolkits: A Discussion on Script-Based APIs and Component Toolkits

Explore the world of script-based APIs like Dojo and server-side counterparts, learn about component toolkits such as ICEFaces and ASP.NET Atlas, and discover the key points in owning and using programming models effectively in web development. Developers are seeking better support through consumer-supplied API sets and considering rich features like async communication, shared data areas, preferences, user information, event brokers, and state management. Dive into investigating standards like DOM events, selectors, HTML5, and more.

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Building Advanced Web Toolkits: A Discussion on Script-Based APIs and Component Toolkits

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  1. Cooperative Ajax Some Discussion Points

  2. Toolkit Oriented • Script-based APIs • Most popular being Dojo • Toolkits with server-side counterparts • Script based APIs/frameworks – some generate script on demand • Sometimes own the entry point on the server side (GWT, DWR etc.) • Component toolkits • JSF (e.g. ICEFaces), ASP.NET (Atlas) etc • These are gaining popularity among developers • Key points • Provide/own the programming model • Need to facilitate running these components in portlets • Developers looking for better support

  3. Consumer Supplied API Sets • Possible feautres (Rich) • Async communication • Shared data area • Preferences • User information • Event broker • State management • Miscellaneous • Investigate other standard efforts (Subbu) • DOM events, selectors, HTML5 etc

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