Bestselling author Eric Pascarello's session at the 'Real-World AJAX' One-Day seminar yesterday in San Jose and the San Jose Hilton's Almaden Ballroom examined the problems that an AJAX developer may never see in testing but that exist in the AJAX world on the Net.

The vast amount of people looking into Ajax shows us that Ajax was not all hype as people first thought! People can actually do cool things with this technology making life a lot easier for the user on our sites.

The following two links will give you some information and programs on how to test your application for leaks. [visit link] and [visit link]

Those two links are two good places to start if you have not thought about leaks in your own code.

If you know of any other memory leak resources, please point them out by responding to this post.

Don't forget that the Manning Ajax In Action forum is a great place to ask questions about Ajax and the book. Dave and I are there to help you out.

Eric Pascarello

I tried several FF plugins for debugging JavaScript and CSS, HTML, and Ajax in the past but Firebug has to be the best (until someone comes up with something even better of course): [visit link]