\"Vanilla JS\" refers to plain or pure JavaScript, without the use of any additional libraries or frameworks. It's the core JavaScript language and is often used to describe writing JavaScript code without dependencies on external tools or libraries. Developers might use the term \"vanilla JS\" to emphasize that they are using only the basic features and capabilities of JavaScript to accomplish a task, as opposed to relying on a particular library or framework.<\/p>\r\n
\"Ajax\" stands for \"Asynchronous JavaScript and XML.\" It is a set of web development techniques that allow you to send and receive data from a web server asynchronously without having to reload the entire web page. This technology enables you to update parts of a web page with new data without the need for a full page refresh. Ajax is typically used to create more responsive and interactive web applications.<\/p>\r\n
Ajax can be achieved using the XMLHttpRequest object in JavaScript or, more commonly, by using the newer Fetch API. It allows web applications to communicate with a server in the background, retrieve data, and update the user interface dynamically, providing a smoother and more efficient user experience. While the \"XML\" in Ajax originally referred to the use of XML for data interchange, modern Ajax applications often use JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) as a more lightweight and common data format.<\/p>\r\n
To get code of vanila Ajax module click below<\/p>\r\n