Here’s a good source for Ajax Tutorials, here are some of the topics covered here: AJAX Experience AJAX Mobile AJAX Tutorials AJAX and J2EE Ajax and .NET PHP and AJAX Link: AJAX Magazine: AJAX Tutorials Archives ...

Here’s a cool Ajax based file upload implemented in PHP. Source code is also available at the site Link: Asynchronous image file upload without AJAX(posted this link by mistake) Correct Link: AJAX File upload Progr...

Here’s a good article on how to maintain back and forward browser history in Ajax applications. “While Ajax and Web 2.0 are all the rage at the moment one of the most frequent criticisms of Ajax is the lack o...

Here’s an interesting Topic for developers getting started off on Ajax: Design Patterns for Ajax Usability. A good article even for experienced developers on Ajax. “AJAX holds a lot of promise for web usabili...

Here’s a cool way to check which portions of your pages are being clicked by viewers. The author of this article has used Javascript to capture the mouse clicks on the screen and save the location to the database ...

fileNice is a simple remote file browser which uses PHP and Ajax to display files which are in your dump folder. fileNice generates links to the filesto paste in your web pages and also allows you to upload your images d...

A good article on debugging Javascript while programming with PHP & Ajax. “Javascript is a powerful tool in the web programmers toolbox however, it’s also one of our greatest headaches. Dealing with brow...

Here’s some of the latest web-based Office Suites based off Ajax. Some of these do eliminate the requirement of having a bulky office suite installed on your PC. Think Free Online: http://online.thinkfree.com/ ...

Here’s a cool way to swap Stylesheets on the fly using UDASSS(Unobtrusive Degradable Ajax Style Sheet Switcher). Works great even if Javascript is disabled on the browser. The Unobtrusive Degradable Ajax Style Shee...

Imagine using a simple HTML file to send a request to a server-side script, receive a custom XML file based on that request, and then display it to the user without ever refreshing the browser! Kris Hadlock explains how ...