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What you need to know about Ajax before deployment
One of the newest technologies, and newest acronyms, is asynchronous JavaScript with XML (known in tech circles as Ajax). It's giving Web developers more opportunity to build robust Web sites without the headache of dealing with code and doesn't require plugins. While those features are alluring, there are still some serious reservations about going with Ajax. IT leaders need to educate themselves well about the technology before grabbing it and plugging it in.
For more on what Ajax is all about:
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