Comments on: IBM spearheads Ajax tools at Eclipse

Open Ajax is a proposed open-source project to let programmers build Web apps using Eclipse, Ajax toolkits.

[William001]

AJAX with Ruby on Rails

After reading this article I have to give a shout-out to the Ruby on Rails framework, which I think will be THE hot framework to make Web 2.0 technologies accessible for the common developer in the 21st century. I've built about 4 small-end apps with Rails thus far and don't think I'll ever turn back. Check out www.HostingRails.com for a live-search AJAX example that uses the Rails' observe_field function (so I didn't have to do XML sit-ups) and for those who want more information about Rails, check out www.rubyonrails.org .

Cheers,

~William

[shikarishambu]

Ruby on Rails simply rocks

IMHO

[strem_ro]

Big dogs into the market.

The AJAX is here for some time and there were no tools for it other then some quite simple JavaScript editors. I think the first step in providing better support for AJAX developers was JSEclipse, a JavaScript editor for Eclipse. And I say first step because it was the first to provide an useful code completion. The next version will have support for dojo, prototype.js and some other frameworks. Check it out at www.interaktonline.com.

[yageroy]

AJAX with Atlas

check it out:

http://www.asp.net/default.aspx?tabindex=7&tabid=47