Ajax is a combination of several technologies (JavaScript, XML, HTML and CSS) for creating better, faster, and more interactive web applications

response and will react to it JavaScript makes the request to the web server and once a response is returned, JavaScript modifies the current page using its DOM informing the user XML is used to wrap-up the data that is received back from the webserver Ajax was made popular by Google with the introduction of Google
Suggest and Google Maps
How AJAX Works?
Advantages of AJAX
• Interactivity
– Ajax applications can perform number of tasks without having
their performance being limited by Internet bandwidth. This
makes the development of interactive and rich graphic
applications.
• Portability
– Ajax applications are created using existing technologies that are
well implemented by all major browsers and platforms.
Therefore, Ajax applications are cross-platform compliant.
Disadvantages of AJAX
• Usability criticisms
– An Ajax application might behave differently than a classical web
application. E.g.
• Brower’s back button will not guarantee to take the user to the previous instance of the page
• Difficult to bookmark a particular state of the application
• Response time concerns
– Without clear feedback to the user, network latency might result delay in
the interface of the web application something the user might not expect
or understand.
• JavaScript must be enabled
– The browser should support JavaScript and it should be enabled in the
browser.
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