Posted by John Salerno on 06/12/37 11:38

David Segall wrote:
> John Salerno <johnjsal@NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Mark Parnell wrote:
>>
>>> Server-side:
>>> * Requires support on the server
>>> * Is completely transparent to the end user
>>>
>>> Client-side:
>>> * Requires support in the user's browser (can be disabled)
>>> * More immediate response (no connection back to the server)
>>>
>>> AJAX basically combines the 2. :-)
>> Is AJAX something that will replace JavaScript, or does it still use
>> JavaScript as it is now?
> It uses JavaScript. Its even the central part of the name -
> "Asynchronous JavaScript and XML".

I just wasn't sure if it was maybe a different version of it, or an
evolution of it.

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