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The Impact of Web 2.0 / AJAX on Mobile Applications

The Impact of Web 2.0 / AJAX on Mobile Applications
By Ajit Jaokar
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February 27, 2006 09:00 AM EST
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Both AJAX and Web 2.0 are making a huge impact on the web. But what will be their impact on mobile applications? This session shows how AJAX and Web 2.0 have the power to truly transform the Mobile Internet. The session discusses how you can use Web 2.0/AJAX to overcome the issue of ‘walled gardens’ on the Mobile Internet and how you can develop your mobile applications to overcome the technological/market fragmentation on the mobile internet and thus gain a larger target audience for your application. We'll also examine why browsing applications (incorporating AJAX) will be the preferred method of mobile applications development.

Published February 27, 2006 – Reads 18,052
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Ajit Jaokar is the author of the book 'Mobile Web 2.0' and is also a member of the Web2.0 workgroup. Currently, he plays an advisory role to a number of mobile start-ups in the UK and Scandinavia. He also works with the government and trade missions of a number of countries including South Korea and Ireland. He is a regular speaker at SYS-CON events including AJAXWorld Conference & Expo.

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