I'm going to start on the docos and examples for Ajax support.
I'm thinking of adding a new chapter to to the docbook covering Behaviors and
Page actions.
+1 for a new chapter since this is a too important feature.
I
don't think we should cover Ajax itself as there are existing articles which
does a good job already.
Yes. No need to cover Ajax, only to mention what and how does Click to
ease the use of Ajax.
As far as example goes I'm thinking of three simple examples using raw JS,
jQuery and Prototype.
It might be useful if at least some of the jQuery and Prototype examples
would cover the exact same "example", so that the users could easily
compare them and extrapolate the general.
Thoughts?
It would be fantastic if Click would have the Ajax docs and examples you
mention.
> Anything in particular we should cover?
Maybe for later, something about advanced Ajax usage with Click and
"patterns" could be very useful I think (and reduce the number of usage
questions):
1. Controls that change state on the server without the user to hit
submit. E.g. - a Slider, a SortedList, InlineEdit.
2. The use of Repeater and other dynamic forms with Ajax.
3. preview as you type, and autosave (e.g. for TextArea or other
similar controls)
4. a little about click-jquery.
5. Some hints about how users could integrate other JS frameowrks on
their own, e.g. ExtJS, YUI, etc.
6. How to make the Performance Filter work with Ajax and dynamic
loading of JavaScript (done by some JavaScript libraries).
7. Servlet 3.0 Asynchronous (Comet) Processing with Click.
Adrian.
