Call Tracking is about tracking calls and dealing with the asynchronous nature of Ajax. The next three patterns concern synchronization. With Periodic Refresh, the browser keeps requesting fresh information from the server. The opposite is Submission Throttling, where the browser keeps uploading new information to the server. An alternative to Submission Throttling, Explicit Submission involves uploading only when the user performs some action. All of those patterns help manage bandwidth, but keeping things in sync can still be quite complex when there are lots of entities in the server and a rich interface in the browser. Distributed Events help manage the complexity. Finally, Cross-Domain Proxy is a technique for mediating the dialogue between the browser and external servers.
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