Ted Goddard on Ajax development with ICEfaces
In this episode of JavaWorld's Java Technology Insider, ICEfaces Senior Architect Ted Goddard 
talks with Andrew Glover about the inner workings of ICEfaces, including the framework's JSF component library, its Ajax
Push technology, how the framework handles application security, and how it compares to Google Web Toolkit for component-based
Ajax development.
- Learn more about ICEfaces and Ajax Push.
- Read more of Ted Goddard's thoughts on the ICEfaces blog.
- JavaServer Faces co-specification lead Ed Burns writes regularly about the progress of JSR 314 for his Java.net blog.
- Ryan Lubke is writing a series of articles that serve as a preview of proposed new features in JSF 2.0.
- Andrew Glover is president of Stelligent Incorporated, which helps companies address software quality with effective developer testing strategies and continuous integration techniques that enable teams to monitor code quality early and often.
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