Frost - W3C Mobile Ajax Workshop 2007

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Rocco Georgi

My presentation of the Frost library for the W3C/OAA Workshop on Mobile Ajax 28 September 2007 in Mountain View.

Motivation
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Ajax works in many mobile browsers

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JavaScript/DOM implementations vary

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existing libraries don't work in many cases

Approach
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cross-browser Ajax for mobile web apps

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support weakest browser capable of Ajax

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small codebase (core < 3k)

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limited functionality in core

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extensible by users

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use only basic JavaScript (no prototyping)

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fall-back mechanisms

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task-oriented

What can it do?
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browser-dependent output

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debug output

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basic Ajax requests

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callbacks handling returned data

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timeouts if offline

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putting data somewhere

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basic page manipulations

Supported Browsers
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all ...

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that know the XHR object

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...or that know an ActiveX

How does it work?
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testing -> browser capabilities DB

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browser detection

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capability-based output

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...or universal version

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server and client components (PHP, Rails)

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write markup

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load or include lib

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execute f('name', [args])

Main Issues / Roadmap
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first release
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test setup
testing

building demos
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combine with testing

community building
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getting feedback

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enabling easy extension

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3. Approach ● cross-browser Ajax for mobile web apps ● support weakest browser capable of Ajax ● small codebase (core < 3k) ● limited functionality in core ● extensible by users ● use only basic JavaScript (no prototyping) ● fall-back mechanisms ● task-oriented

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