218739, Go directly to jQuery. Do not pass go. Posted by MiQL, Thu Jan-14-10 08:21 PM
Yes, there are many a leaky abstraction involved in learning it, but if AJAX is your focus, you'll be good w/ just learning js object literals. You're a Javahead, anyhow, so the learning curve will be close to nil.
>and now I've got to go and learn a whole new language that is >being propped up by the ever increasing power of computers and >browsers. > >WHOLE APPLICATIONS ARE BUILT IN JS NOW!! > >that's why. nothing against the language or it's uses.
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