Welcome to dieAJAX.com

Hi, my name is David Miles and welcome to dieAJAX.com, a blog dedicated to helping designers and developers create new and exciting Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) using cutting edge technologies. If you want to know more about me, please read the About page. I have big plans for this, so stay tuned!

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• About

  With Microsoft, Adobe and Sun each trumpeting their own rich-media content platforms (Silverlight, Flex and JavaFX, respectively), thirteen year industry veteran David Miles started dieajax.com as a resource for developers looking to shed their old XHTML/AJAX ways and embrace the future of Rich Internet Application (RIA) development.
  
  We have along way to go before AJAX dies (if ever). ...but, I can dream, can’t I? :)

• Blogroll

  • James Weaver’s JavaFX Blog
  • Jesse Liberty - Silverlight Geek
  • ScottGu's .NET Blog
  • Silverlight Games 101
  • Sliverlighter's Blog
  • Tim Sneath's Blog

• Contact me

  Questions? Comments? Let me know at contact at dieajax dot com.