AjaxView

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Ajax application profiler

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AjaxView is an Ajax application profiler from Microsoft Research. It installs as a web server plug-in that modifies Ajax scripts on the fly to include performance monitoring and logging code.

References

1. ^ Bort, Julie (27 August 2007). "The Microsoft Ajax View tool". Network World.
2. ^ Knies, Rob (12 December 2008). "Microsoft Research: Looking for a RiSE in Developer Productivity". Dr. Dobb's.

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