On Fri, Feb 10, 2006 at 05:08:40PM +0530, Tux user wrote:

On 2/9/06, Akshay Salkar akshaysalkar@gmail.com wrote:

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Dear All,

I have some good books for sale.

Discount for New books ranging from 20%-25% approx. off the normal price. Old Books at discount more than 40%-60% approx. off the normal price.

BOOKS ON C AND C++ :

1. Write TSR's now - Ras - Rs. 75
2. Professional Linux Programming - Mathews - Rs. 410 - Wrox
3. Understanding Pointers in C - Kanetkar - Rs. 113
4. ObjectOriented Software Engineering - Haladay - Rs. 150

BRAND NEW: (Costs after Discount)

1. Teach yourself UML in 24 hours - Schmuler - Rs. 113
2. Java Software Solutions - Lewis - Rs. 260
3. Write TSR's now - Ras - Rs. 75
4. Problems in General Physics - Irodov - Rs. 113
5. Programming Perl 3/e - Wall - Rs. 450
6. Professional Linux Programming - Mathews - Rs. 410 - Wrox
7. Professional PHP - Wrox Edition - Rs.350
8. Apache Web Server - Rs. 120

SECOND HAND: (Costs after Discount)

1. Teach yourself HTML4 in 24 hours - Oliver/Holshwag - Rs. 80 - Techmedia
2. Mastering Foxpro 2.5 Special Edition - Siegel - Rs. 100 - BPB
3. ObjectOriented Software Engineering - Haladay - Rs. 150
4. Understanding Pointers in C - Kanetkar - Rs. 113
5. Using Linux - Gunter - Rs. 270
6. DNS & Bind - Liu - Rs.100 - Oreilly

anybody wanting any of the above books plz. contact me at email : akshaysalkar@gmail.com

or telephone on Mobile: 9821599801

akshay.

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I would be pleased to know if there are any books on AJAX out there.

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AJAX is too new, and anyway it's a combination of Javascript and XML, for which there are plenty of books. Sure, there could be a book for AJAX design patterns, for example.

Personally I use AJAH, pronounced "Ah-ah!". Asynchronous Javascript and HTML. Of course this is usually a narrow-focus app that I know will always want HTML. It's all XHTML so you could manipulate it at the client end if it came to that.

Then there's AJAJ -- Async Javascript and Javascript. That's when you eval() what you get back from your asynchronous call.

To answer your question, http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/ajaxhks/?CMP=ILC-GG7423313304&ATT=ajaxhks

http://promosearch.atomz.com/search/promosearch?query=ajax&sp-q=ajax&...