Ajaxian Blog: Confluence gives us nice Ajax usage: "Atlassian has added a few new features to their new versions of Confluence, a quality Wiki.
One item to show is their component which lists all pages in a nice tree. The Ajax approach now means that ALL of the data doesn't have to get loaded at once (which could grow to be very large). Only the high level nodes get loaded, and then ajax lazily loads any that the user actually navigates too."
Friday, April 22, 2005
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