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AJAX is a way to request information from web servers without the need of having to refresh the webpage. For example, when searching on Google, as you type letters into the search box, Google makes AJAX requests to return search suggestions that appear under the search box. | AJAX is a way to request information from web servers without the need of having to refresh the webpage. For example, when searching on Google, as you type letters into the search box, Google makes AJAX requests to return search suggestions that appear under the search box. | ||
| − | There are two main implementations of AJAX, [[jQuery]] and | + | There are two main implementations of AJAX, [[jQuery]] and [[javascript prototype]]. |
[[Category:Programming]] | [[Category:Programming]] | ||
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AJAX is a way to request information from web servers without the need of having to refresh the webpage. For example, when searching on Google, as you type letters into the search box, Google makes AJAX requests to return search suggestions that appear under the search box.
There are two main implementations of AJAX, jQuery and javascript prototype.
