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AOL has been very generous by donating code for the JS Linker for Dojo:
The JavaScript source code can be represented in different levels of granularity. The JavaScript Linker uses the Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs) representation, which represents the lowest level of detail, to model the source code. One of the main task for this project was to write a JavaCC compatible grammar that strictly follows the ECMA Specification. JavaCC uses this grammar to build a custom parser than can read and analyze the JavaScript source, which in turn, is used to build the JavaScript Linker.
What this means to Alex Russell:
This is the holy grail of JavaScript optimization: removing “dead” code. Dojo already provides a package system to help prevent including too much and a build-time compressor to help reduce the size on the wire of what you do need, but the linker does all of this one better by analyzing the application and figuring out what functions are entirely unused.
JavaScript has some unique issues with packaging, and this will help Dojo coders out a lot.
Wrox Press has published “Beginning Ajax with ASP.Net” by Wally McClure, Scott Cate, Paul Glavich, and Craig Shoemaker.
The book is suitable for Ajax newbies who work with .Net (as well as those who do have some Ajax experience), as the first five chapters are pure Ajax overview. Beyond that, several .Net frameworks are overviewed, including Ajax.Net, ComfortASP.Net, MagicAjax, and Anthem.Net, as well as three chapters devoted to Atlas. An often-overlooked, but essential, aspect of Ajax - debugging - is also covered.
The chapters:
1 Introduction to Ajax on ASP.NET 2 Introduction to DHTML 3 JavaScript and the Document Object Model 4 The XMLHttpRequest Object 5 Data Communication: XML, XSLT, and JSON 6 What Is Built into ASP.NET 7 Ajax.NET Professional Library 8 Anatomy of Ajax.NET Pro Library 9 Other Ajax Libraries for .NET 10 Atlas Client Scripting 11 Atlas Controls 12 Atlas Integration with ASP.NET Services 13 Debugging
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