Hi, Apu:
I'd recommend you trying jQuery which glues Javascript(AJAX,JSON for
sure) very well with CSS, and is as flexible as Perl. And more, it
makes cross-browser programming in client-side really easy, probably
too easy :- )
http://jquery.com/
(not sure about the speed penalty though..)
BTW. I won't use AJAX for final user authentication which, I think,
better go with SSL layer. you can add AJAX validation(or
auto-suggestion) code with the form inputs to improve user experience
[probably not very useful in this scenario] though,
my 2 cents
Xicheng
On Feb 12, 2008 5:25 PM, Apu islam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am in the process of writing a complete web application using
> Mason(mod_perl) and some back end perl code on apache 2. Although I see the
> back end going well, I am looking for ideas on how to improve on the front
> end. In particular I am looking for how I should glue in the Javascript and
> CSS so that it's fast and aesthetically pleasing. I would also like
> suggestions on user authentication, whether to use JSON and/or XMLHTTP
> requests, Database connection pools etc. Thanks.
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