OK, here are my code/links ready from the June meeting:

Multi-part Ajax Responses:

Live Demo :: http://test.getify.com/mpAjax/index.html
mpAjax jQuery plugin :: http://test.getify.com/mpAjax/jquery.mpAjax.js
PHP code :: http://test.getify.com/mpAjax/mpAjax-php.txt
Bundle with v0.1 functionality :: http://test.getify.com/mpAjax/mpAjax-0.1.zip


Dynamic script loading/blocking:

Live Demo :: http://test.getify.com/jsLAB/
jsLAB javascript :: http://getify.com/jsLAB/jsLAB.js
Bundle with v0.2 functionality :: http://test.getify.com/jsLAB/jsLAB-0.2.zip





On Jun 11, 1:22 pm, "Joe [at] subprint.com" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Gettin' Down 'n Dirty with Ajax
>
> As a follow up to last month's high-level overview of "Ajax" as a
> toolbox of technologies and approaches, this month we'll get into the
> nitty gritty of some things you can accomplish with what we've
> learned, and also we'll highlight some emerging techniques.
>
> As always, the format will be open-discussion, with general content
> presentation/facilitation by presenters Joe McCann and Kyle Simpson.
> There will be plenty of coding, hacking, and discussion. And, of
> course we have drinks and revelry afterwards!
>
> Bring your laptops, your favorite Ajax techniques, questions, real-
> world applications, etc, and get ready to dive deep into what you can
> really do with Ajax.
>
> Topics to be discussed:
>
> * Multi-part Ajax responses - We'll talk about some code and
> conventions you can use to transfer HTML, JSON, and other data back,
> in separate "chunks", in response to one Ajax request. Reduction in
> server and client Javascript complexity, and better separation of
> logic and markup, are the primary goals.
>
> * Request Headers and REST - How to effectively utilize (and mimick)
> signaling to a server what response type a request is expecting (ATOM,
> JSON, etc).
>
> * Loading script logic dynamically - We'll talk about a little module
> written to help load scripts asynchronously, on-demand, with basic
> (but effective) emulation of browser "blocking" to wait for dependent
> scripts to load before loading subsequent scripts. Get rid of all
> those messy, inefficient manual SCRIPT tags and load your scripts the
> cool way.
>
> 1206 W 43rd Street
> Austin TX 78756
>
> Here's a map:http://bit.ly/cMtza
>
> Parking is on the street, or you can take the #3 bus or #338 bus, both
> of which have stops close by.
>
> Afterwards, the discussion carries on one block away at The Draught
> House, where it just happens to be pint night so you can get your beer
> fix here.
>
> Map of Draught House:http://bit.ly/blsxp
>
> Any questions or suggestions, please feel free to contact Joe
> (@joemccann) or Kyle (@getify).  Also, official group on twitter:
> @AustinJavascrpt
>
> Please follow/rate this talk 
> at:http://speakerrate.com/talks/1164-gettin-down-n-dirty-with-ajax
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