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An experimental study of the comparative performance of a real-life HTML application and an AJAX application that implement the same user interface was done. Data was collected on the performance of each when presented with the same tasks. Response size and service time performance measures were computed for the applications. AJAX provided significant performance improvements in response size (56%), thereby reducing bandwidth requirements. AJAX provided a mean service time improvement of approximately 16%.
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