AJAX 2: New possibilities offered by XMLHttpRequest level 2 specification

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AJAX applications are often implemented using the XMLHttpRequest JavaScript object.

XMLHttpRequest is getting a new specification named Level 2. This post is just a quick note about another interesting article about what new specification brings and how you can take advantage of it in your AJAX applications.

By Manuel Lemos Portugal

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I just posted a new article in the JSClasses blog site that tells a bit about AJAX and the XMLHttpRequest object and the most important new features of the level 2 specification as well other related specifications like HTML 5, File API, Cross Origin Resource Sharing, which will help you taking your AJAX applications to the next level.

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