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Keep in mind latency in your design. A running application will be much more responsive than when it is deployed. Also keep in mind that when making multiple requests the return order is not guaranteed. For a more detailed discussion on latency see AJAX Latency problems: myth or reality?

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Keep in mind latency in your design. A running application will be much more responsive than when it is deployed. Also keep in mind that when making multiple requests the return order is not guaranteed. For a more detailed discussion on latency see AJAX Latency problems: myth or reality?

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• Accessibility – Guaranteeing your site is accessible to people with disabilities is not only a noble goal, it is also requited by law in many markets. Some marvelous enabling technology is available to help people use the Web in spite of disabilities including visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive, and neurological disabilities. With a little forethought, and comprehension of some well documented best practices, you can assure that your application is compatible with that enabling technology. Degradability is the term used to describe techniques used by web applications to adapt to the wide range of web browser capabilities. Many AJAX libraries have automatic degradability built in.

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