AJAX Development

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AJAX (shorthand for asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is a rapidly emerging programming technique used on the client-side to create interactive web applications. The improved interactivity of AJAX-powered interfaces bridges the traditional gap between Desktop and Web applications. Well-applied AJAX is a definite advantage in the sector of web application – from simple sites to complex and sophisticated business applications.

Rich web interfaces add more value to next-generation enterprise applications designed on the progressive Services Oriented Architecture. AJAX is the advanced interface technology providing extended visual service, desktop interactivity and functionality. Adding Rich Internet Application to existing enterprise IT infrastructure presents several benefits including operation cost savings, better control over document circulation and improved security.

Rapid Development and Lifecycle Optimization

Indware Technologies delivers professional software development services from business analysis to solution implementation and support. Use of advanced development tools and agile methodology helps speed up development and shorten time-to-market cycles. Proper architecture and modular approach ensures easy application maintainability and seamless integration of new functionality.

AJAX Frameworks and Related Technologies

Indware Technologies specialists use different AJAX frameworks and related technologies like Yahoo UI, jQuery etc. that let focus on application’s unique aspects by streamlining routing tasks. This helps increase developers’ productivity and accelerate development cycles.

We are experienced with various AJAX related technologies like:

XHTML and CSS
Document Object Model
XML / XSLT
JavaScript
Standards Compliance
while developing web user interfaces, we support the leading industry standards and browser compatibility.

Cross Browser Support: Internet Explorer 6+, Mozilla FireFox 1.0+, Opera 9+, Safari 2+ etc.
Compatibility: Compliance with W3C standards: XHTML 1.0 or HTML 4.01., CSS 2.1.
Accessibility: Section 508 standard and W3C WCAG compatibility.