Ajaxus place on the net

In this article Bilal Haidar introduces JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) and provides an AJAX/JSON example to show the power of JSON when used to interchange data between a client browser and a server.

You have always used the Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) to allow a web application to send asynchronous requests from the client browser to the server to retrieve some data and then let the client browser running your application receive a server response again in an asynchronous fashion. Data interchange usually was done either in the form of simple human readable strings or in an XML format.
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