Ajax Men with TOOLS

GWT is headed by Bruce Johnson.
JQuery by John Resig.
Prototype by Sam Stephenson.
Script.aculo.us by Thomas Fuchs
Ajax by James Garret of Adaptive Path.
Dojo by Alex Russel

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