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Personally, the rest of the mostly heated/silly argument aside, I think AJAX is great for certain things, like mail servers and a number of other applications.
However I would not design a website using AJAX at this stage anyway, as it is still newer technology with some flaws, many of which can be ironed out with clever scripting.
I am yet convinced there is any real reason to design a website in AJAX when XHTML, CSS, JS in places, etc are quite up to the task at this stage, without me having to worry about another so far more experimental technology.
It might one day be a more important technology that I might be more inclined to use outside of a few application scripting tasks, or a stepping stone towards an even better technology.
However I would not design a website using AJAX at this stage anyway, as it is still newer technology with some flaws, many of which can be ironed out with clever scripting.
I am yet convinced there is any real reason to design a website in AJAX when XHTML, CSS, JS in places, etc are quite up to the task at this stage, without me having to worry about another so far more experimental technology.
It might one day be a more important technology that I might be more inclined to use outside of a few application scripting tasks, or a stepping stone towards an even better technology.
