Sumit, TSM Co-ordinator, briefing the audience about AJAX and Web 2.0 and the motivation behind the talk.

Sumit introducing the Speaker Mr. Rajashekhar Sheela, Team Lead of GetSet Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

Audience seeing the demo of 'Google sugest' like feature using AJAX and XMLHttpRequest

Mr. Rajashekhar, talking about about Event handling and using a blank 'div' section to show the response.

Another view of the audience listening intently to the talk. Sai pardhu is seen just behind the laptop.

Audience listening to the talk. Second from left is Ramesh Kittu. The dude in red t-shirt is Akbar.

AJAX demos are really cool but DOM handling is a little complicated. John is seen (closest to camera).

Mahesh Patil and SriPhani (corner right) and the rest of the audience.

Close view of the audience.

With a significant turnout of attendees for the talk, Sumit has no place to sit.

Mr. Rajashekhar, setting up another AJAX demo. One of the hightlight of the talk was the large number of demos that were shown to the audience along with their implementation.

Mr. Rajashekhar explaining a point regarding SSL and AJAX.

The audience working through the DOM concepts in detail.

Mr. Rajashekhar show casing yet another demo.

Discussion about how the AJAX request works.

Mr. Rajashekhar discussing about getElementbyTag(), role of id in DIV and DOM manipulation.

Mahesh felicitating the talented speaker Mr. Rajashekhar Sheela.

Mr. Mahesh is all appreciative about the talk and thanks the speaker.

Mr. Mahesh is all appreciative about the talk.

A closeup photo of right half of the audience in the group photo.

A closeup photo of left half of the audience in the group photo.

Sumit and Akbar discussing a point about Ruby.

Hari (foreground) is all charged up about getting a brand new set of Ubuntu, Fedora, FreeBSD and OpenSuSe CD/DVDs.

Mahesh and APRaj are all smiles at the end of the session.

The customary Group photograph after the AJAX and Web 2.0 talk.

One of the interesting things about the TSM is the customary group photograph that we have of almost all the attendees that participated in the Saturday Meet.

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