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Spry framework for Ajax Technology Center
The Spry framework for Ajax is a JavaScript library that provides easy-to-use yet powerful Ajax functionality that allows designers to build pages that provide a richer experience for users. Spry is designed to take the complexity out of Ajax and allow designers to easily create Web 2.0 pages.
The following resources, tutorials, and samples help you to get started with Spry and to refine your Spry skills. To learn more about the Spry framework for Ajax, visit the Spry home page on Adobe Labs.
Getting started with Spry
Overview
Introducing the Spry framework for Ajax
Get up to speed fast on the Adobe Spry framework for Ajax with these Adobe Captivate simulations.
Spry: Now available in Labs
Spry provides a lightweight yet powerful model for adding data, interactivity, and rich UI widgets to your pages.
Jorge Taylor on the Spry framework for Ajax
Find out why the Dreamweaver team entered another player into the Ajax framework game.
Documentation and reference
On Labs: Spry Documentation
Start with the latest documentation from the Spry team. A copy of these docs is part of your Spry download.
Spry Developer Guide
Learn the granular steps to get up to speed with designing Ajax websites using Dreamweaver and Spry.
Designing with Spry visually
Learn about the visual tools for building Spry pages in Dreamweaver.
Spry Tutorials
Creating a scoreboard in Spry in five easy steps
Addam Driver (May 19, 2008)
Build a real-time scoreboard with notifications for your personal website.
Building a Spry Sliding Panels widget
Don Booth (Dec. 12, 2007)
Enhance your pages with a widget that slides vertically, horizontally, or diagonally to reveal content.
Understanding the Spry periodic table
Don Booth
Get a breakdown of how this Spry-based Ajax application works and interact with a working demo.
Exchanging data using the Spry framework for Ajax and PHP
Günter Schenk
Create a dynamic image gallery in Dreamweaver CS3 by retrieving images from a directory and generating XML data on the fly.
Building a photo album with the Spry framework
Donald Booth
Create a dynamic photo album with the Spry framework that pulls in data from an XML page and uses CSS to format the page layout.
Creating dynamic tables with the Spry framework
Kin Blas
Learn how to convert static HTML table markup into a dynamically generated table structure that displays data from multiple XML files.
Using XML Export to create dynamic Spry data sets
Florin Carlig
Build dynamic Spry applications, based on database data using Dreamweaver and the Adobe Dreamweaver Developer Toolbox.
Creating an interface for editing data in Ajax
Massimo Foti
Use the Spry framework for Ajax, ColdFusion, and Dreamweaver to manipulate data in databases without the need for page refreshes.
Spry samples on Adobe Labs
Widget samples
Data set and dynamic region samples
Effects samples
For more examples, refer to the Spry samples page on Adobe Labs. For more information on widgets, refer to the Widget Model page. For additional help with data sets and dynamic regions, see Using the Spry Framework (PDF; 328K).
Spry demos on Adobe Labs
- Photo Gallery—An XML-based photo gallery.
- Product Table—An interactive data grid displaying XML-based data.
- RSS Reader—An RSS reader showing how multiple XML files can be used to build a rich interface.
- Form Validation—A demonstration of our form validation in action.
- Effects Demo—A series of sample effects.
