Introducing FauxJAX.
Want to get your hands on some crazy delicious Web 2.0 venture capital, but don’t have mad AJAX skills? If you can copy and paste, you too can have a website that looks oh-so two thousand and six!
Simply use our framework to display content on your site, and we’ll do the rest. Don’t worry about outdated server-side technology because FauxJax is beyond all that. Way beyond. Like in the next century, you have no idea.
It’s just what I’ve been looking for. As a geek who isn’t quite a coder, this looks to be just the thing!
This is far too feature rich. Web2.0 applications should do less not more. Why do you need more than one text string to say how kwel this is
@Ben: you’re right I went a little crazy there.
Hey Patrick –
You could look at what Andrew Wooldridge did @ http://andrewwooldridge.com/myapps/webtwopointoh.html
and Jon Paul Davies @ http://www.web20generator.com
If you three got together, they’d probably have to develop a new chip to handle all the zeros behind the amount you’d gather from the VCs.
So may we agree on AGIF as abbreviation from now on? It’s then easier to talk about that with my boss…
@Klaus: yes, but they we’ll get into arguments on how to pronounce it.
Hehe, Ajax was always a problem to me.. but now i can give it a try! Thanks for that!;)