Ajax Cleans Up Web Applications

Asynchronous Javascript And XML web applications combine several technologies, in an attempt to match a desktop application experience over the Internet. Something old is new again, as the concept of Jesse James Garrett. It's an experience derived from the earliest days of the World Wide Web and the exchange of hypertext between client browser and HTTP server. By placing an intermediary between the client and server, in this example an Ajax engine, some of the delays associated with the user experience can be eliminated. One typical delay for users involves the web page itself. Submitting a request for information means the client browser usually redisplays the same navigation and other page elements every single time. Some sites force the browser to go back to the server over and over again to do this. Now look at Google Suggest and here