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Ajax (Asynchronous Javascript and XML) allows developers to build highly interactive web applications. Ajax allows a web client to communicate with a server asynchronously. Among other things, Ajax can be used to provide an update to part of a web page without requiring the whole page to be refreshed. Popular Ajax libraries include jQuery and Dojo.