Which you choose for your web app XML, JSON, or HTML?

If you are a Ajax developer you should know these three words XML, JSON & HTML (using innerHTML)

So which you will choose the best to get your data from server to manipulate on client browser? if you are not sure about this then read following article

What's Your Poison? XML, JSON, or HTML? by Jeremy Keith

which is a part of his book Bulletproof Ajax. The article is here:

As for my preference I use HTML as it is very easy way and safe also, read the article and decide what is best for you.

When Observing Users Is Not Enough

When observing users is not enough then read following article from Isabelle Peyrichoux

When Observing Users Is Not Enough: 10 Guidelines for Getting More Out of Users’ Verbal Comments

and learn what should be avoided and what should be adopted.

Web 3.0 : The future of Web APIs and Services

Read a thought about coming up Web 3.0

Web 3.0 : When Web Sites Become Web Services
Written by Alex Iskold

It is really good thought that how the web is walking towards Web 3.0
The increasing number of APIs and Web Servicing Tools. Switching from Desktop Applications to Web Applications. We are entering into a new era of Web - The Whole New World of Internet

p.s: Read more articles from Alax Iskold are here.

About PHP :: as i understand

PHP is a fast growing open source server side scripting language and written to be used for web programming.

PHP was originally written by Rasmus Lerdorf in 1994, mostly people does not exactly know what is the meaning of PHP or why this amazing language is named PHP. Rasmus Lerdorf initially created PHP to display his resume and to collect certain data, such as how much traffic his page was receiving. He called it 'Personal Home Page Tool', so now you know why it is named PHP (the present meaning of the PHP is 'Hypertext Preprocessor').

In 1997, two Israeli developers (Zeev Suraski and Andi Gutmans from Israel Institute of Technology) rewrote the parser and formed the base of PHP 3 (changing the language's name to the recursive initialism "PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor").

The official launch of PHP came in June 1998 after months of Beta Testing (and the fun begin). The latest version of PHP is 5.2.0 (till Feb 08, 2007, the day i wrote this post). The home of PHP is here http://www.php.net

The future of this language is very bright as so many contributors and a huge user base support are helping it to grow BIG .