AJAX Applications vs Server Load?

AJAX Applications vs Server Load? 95

Posted by Cliff on Monday December 05, 2005 @07:50PM from the functionality-and-used-clock-cycles-directly-proportional dept.

Squink asks: "I've got the fun job of having to recode a medium sized (500-1000 users) community site from the ground up. For this project, gratuitous use of XMLHttpRequest appears to be in order. However - with the all of the hyperbole surrounding AJAX, I've not been able to find any useful information regarding server load [Apache + MySQL] when using some of the more useful AJAX applications, such as autocomplete. Is this really a non-issue, or are people neglecting to discuss this for fear of popping the Web2.0 bubble?"

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Re:Astounding Conclusions (Score:1, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes: on Monday December 05, 2005 @08:30PM (#14189937)

it's how "common" works.

Re:As always, it depends (Score:3, Funny)

by e7 ( 117450 ) writes: <webmaster@spaCOF ... g minus caffeine> on Tuesday December 06, 2005 @12:10PM (#14193872) Homepage Journal

I've been implementing a forum that never reloads.

I have one of those. I also have a server admin that never responds. Not good.

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