For the most part Javascript is used to make web pages dynamic, move elements on the page, highlighting areas of the page, bringing in new content from the server, etc. There are other cases though like node.js where it's used as a server to make the web pages themselves. There are also a few cases outside of the web world where javascript can be used, some robotics, etc.
JQuery is a javascript library. It's extremely easy to use, and it abstracts away many of the browser compatibility issues present in javascript. Save yourself some time and give it a shot. Other libraries exist-- to name a few prototype, scripts.aculo.js, moo tools, and YUI.
Check out jquery's web page and some demos.
AJAX and Javascript refer to two different concepts.
AJAX stands for Asynchronous Javascript and XML -- it's how websites can load information from the server without refreshing the page.
Javascript is an entire client-side language that does a lot more than just client-server communication.
Javascript, can be used to add 'interactivity' to otherwise boringly 'static' HTML web pages; HTML web pages do usually consist of a mixture of dull 'text/graphics' which doesn't move; instead, you just merely stare at it.
For example, when the web page loads you could automatically display a Javascript dialog output message:-
<body onLoad="javascript:alert('Thanks for visiting my web page!');">
Or, if a mouse event occurs such as a form button having been clicked on; then, a Javascript dialog alert message box might suddenly appear.
<form>
<input type="button" value="Click me" onClick="alert('Thanks for clicking!');" />
</form>
Javascript, may also be used to collect input directly from the web page user themselves; again, through the use of dialog boxes.
<script>
number=prompt("Enter a number","Type your number here...");
alert("You typed: " + number);
</script>
As well as, using Javascript to interact with the user through various dialog box messages; it's also possible to get Javascript to write code directly into the web page itself...
<script>
document.write("Hello, world! From Javascript");
</script>
These are all extremely simple 1 or 2 line examples of Javascript code. Using multiple lines of Javascript code; then, it's actually possible to play Javascript games/create and run animations/-etc.
Here is an example of a Javascript program using multiple lines of code...; all this program does is output the 7 times tables:-
<script>
var timesTablesNumber=7;
for (var x=1; x<=12;x++){
document.write(x + " X " + timesTablesNumber + " = " + x*timesTablesNumber + "<br />");
}
</script>
...if you wish the above Javascript program to output a different number times tables; then, change where it says: 7...to become some other number, instead; such as: 8.
Most people start out by learning to write extremely simple 1 line Javascript programs; and, then, over time progress on to learning how to write much longer programs, instead; possibly, consisting of many 10's/or, even 100's of lines of Javascript code. In order to be able to achieve doing that, though; takes much time, effort, patience, practice.
The really good thing about attempting to learn Javascript coding now-a-days is there are many FREE tutorials available online; some of which it's even possible to follow along and do 'interactive' coding...by running the program you wrote...then, viewing the actual output results, immediately, right away...all from inside of your web browser itself. See below for a list of links...
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AJAX is shorthand for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Extensible markup language). Ajax allows continued interaction with the server while not requiring a page to be manually refreshed to display new data.
There's no debate that JavaScript is the most widely used language client-side on the Web. We are using JavaScript for everything, from form validations to full Ajax applications. Client side java script (CSJS) Frameworks/Libraries for creating an Ajax web applications:ReactJSAngularJS.ReactJSAngularJS
I do not know in depth. But using the Asynchronous Javascript and XML HTTP Request one can easily access the concept of AJAX. simply ajax is an technique of many technologies such as Javascript, XMLhttprequest, css and dom. Take the new registration of E- mail id when you are a new user. You can suggest an user name by this technique.
No, there is no need for JavaScript in normal circumstances. There is no need for any programming or scripting languages for web-based programming if you are good with html.But things are rarely that simple. Most websites make use of AJAX and Javascript is essential for it.
Not comparable. JavaScript is a programming language. Dreamweaver is an application (which you can use to create pages with javascript, html, etc.)
you mean JavaApplet or Ajax? I do not think you can compare java as a whole and AJAX. Ajax is a simple implementation of JAvascript .
Javascript. AJAX stands for Asymmetric Javascript And XML
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AJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML.
Ajax, I believe uses JavaScript + ASP.
Html, javascript, ajax
If you add javascript to the server page then it is possible. But it would be bad programming practise. Ideally the ajax requests should be on an external javascript file and that should be referenced by a client side page.
AJAX is shorthand for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Extensible markup language). Ajax allows continued interaction with the server while not requiring a page to be manually refreshed to display new data.
JavaScript Object Notation
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There's no debate that JavaScript is the most widely used language client-side on the Web. We are using JavaScript for everything, from form validations to full Ajax applications. Client side java script (CSJS) Frameworks/Libraries for creating an Ajax web applications:ReactJSAngularJS.ReactJSAngularJS
I do not know in depth. But using the Asynchronous Javascript and XML HTTP Request one can easily access the concept of AJAX. simply ajax is an technique of many technologies such as Javascript, XMLhttprequest, css and dom. Take the new registration of E- mail id when you are a new user. You can suggest an user name by this technique.