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Dojo is a popular JavaScript toolkit that simplifies Ajax development. It provides libraries for making XMLHttpRequests easier, supports cross-browser compatibility, and has a widget system for building reusable components. Dojo handles JSON and other data types for Ajax responses, reducing the need to parse responses. Examples show how Dojo can retrieve data from URLs or submit a form to a server via Ajax with little coding.
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