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As JavaScript can be disabled in the browser by the user, I wonder if there is any way of developing an Application which uses Ajax but it doesn’t use Javascript, so even if Javascript is disabled it goes on working.
Is there any limitation?
AJAX isn’t possible without Javascript, because it presupposes JS code running on the client. If JS is disabled, there’s nothing that can execute in the browser and contact the server – only “dead” HTML and CSS.
Flash is an alternative, but then again it can be disabled too.