OpEd: AHAH (subset of AJAX)

Posted by MicheeRose, geek on December 19th, 2005 — Posted in AJAX

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Is this what I’ve been doing?
Asynchronous HTML And HTTP (AHAH). AJAX without the “X”—Reader’s Digest: instead of sending XML, send XHTML snippets to directly output to client (i.e. process the transformation on the server rather than the client).
I can see the benefits; some of what I’ve been doing with my latest project is that exactly. I can definately see the advantages to that. I think it’d be most useful when you only have a small amount of information to display.

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