Description

INTRODUCTION

To create custom dynamic web applications a programmer must utilize Ajax. Ajax is a group of technologies that provide asynchronous two-way communication between a server and the web browser. Asynchronous communication allows the user to continue to browse the web page as sections of it are being loaded. This also allows the page to display new and updated information without refreshing the page. Ajax development has exploded in recent years as companies have found customers prefer pages developed with it. ESPN uses Ajax extensively on their website to refresh scores and provide news headlines without the user having to update the page.

Ajax Seminar Report

Page Length : 22

Content :

• Introduction
• What Is Ajax And What Does It Do?
• Origins Of Ajax
• What Is Xml?
• Technologies
• Ajax’s Role
• Ajax Benefits
• Ajax Problems/Issues
• Conclusions
• References

Ajax Presentation Report (PPT)

Page Length : 17

Content :

• Introduction
• What Is Ajax?
• Technologies
• Ajax Works
• Ajax – Server Response
• Advantages
• Disadvantages
• Conclusions
• References