There are tons of tutorials on this available on the internet. I would suggest reading one of them. You will find that an AJAX application starts with a regular webpage. The AJAX part comes in the Javascript programming as you utilize XMLHttpRequest and/or JSONP methods. Again, search the internet for these things. You will find many, many resources.
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