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what’s the difference between using a js library like jquery and using an ajax framework what’s the most active ajax framework out there( preferably for PHP)
or a better question would be…what’s the difference between an ajax request fired with Jquery and an ajax request fired using any “AJAX frameworks”
As PHP frameworks typically sit on the web server and generate web pages that are then rendered by the client, a PHP “AJAX” framework is likely going to generate JavaScript code that is then executed by the web browser. The JS code that gets generated is serving the same role as JS you would write by hand to do the same thing, such as the jQuery.ajax() call you mention.
So, typically, the difference is between code written for you, and code you write by hand.