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Dispatches From Blogistan
by suzanne stefanac
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Ajax

10.6.05 @ 10:56:43 pacific

Asynchronous JavaScript And XML. n. Web development technique that combines HTML, CSS, XML, and JavaScript to generate dynamic interactive web-based applications that update page elements incrementally without having to reload the entire page. Examples: Gmail, Google Maps, and Flickr. [Coined in 2005 by Jesse James Garrett.]

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