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What parts of the HTML_AJAX API are stable?

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What parts of the HTML_AJAX API are stable?

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We don’t have a list right now, but most of the API is stable as of 0.3.0. There should be no major changes at this point, though there will be lots of new additions.

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We don’t have a list right now, but most of the API is stable as of 0.3.0. There should be no major changes at this point, though there will be lots of new additions. What Browsers does HTML_AJAX work with? As of 0.3.0, all the examples that ship with HTML_AJAX have been verified to work with * Firefox 1.0+ * Internet Explorer 5.5+ (5.0 should work but it hasn’t been tested) Most things work with * Safari 2+ * Opera 8.5+ Is the server or the client in control? It depends. With AJAX the answer is more in between. Control can be more centralized in a server-side component or as a mix of client-side and server-side controllers. * Centralized server-side controller – When having a more centralized controller the key is to make sure the data in client-side page is in sync with that of the server. Some applications may keep all the state on the server and push all updates to client DOM via a simple JavaScript controller. * Client and server-side controllers – This architecture would use Java

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