AJAXpowered
AJAXpowered is a term used to describe web applications and services that rely on Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) techniques to update parts of a web page without performing a full page reload. In practice, AJAXpowered applications issue asynchronous requests to a server, typically using the XMLHttpRequest object or the Fetch API, and then update the user interface with the received data, often in JSON format, through DOM manipulation.
This approach enables dynamic forms, live search, real-time validation, and partial content refresh, contributing to a
AJAX coding gained wide prominence in the mid-2000s, with early examples like Google Maps and Gmail helping
Benefits of AJAXpowered applications include reduced perceived latency and lower bandwidth usage, since only portions of
Today, AJAXpowered remains a foundational concept in web development, often implemented with modern JavaScript frameworks and