Chapter 3. AJAX in the Web Browser
In the previous chapter, you learned about all the core technologies that comprise the AJAX “stack.” You also learned about how these components of AJAX fit into the architecture of an AJAX application. In this chapter, we visit some of the common problems of getting an AJAX application running in a web browser and frame AJAX architecture in a familiar way using patterns.
First, we discuss some of the problems surrounding cross-browser development and adhering to web standards. Then, we show how to get your AJAX code up and running using several different browser-dependent techniques. After you know how to bootstrap JavaScript code, we take a closer look at implementing the Model-View-Controller pattern (MVC
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