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Dan Lasky committed Sep 30, 2015
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# Introducing Data Components
# Introduction to Data Components

## High Level Overview

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# Using MM-Ajax
# Using mm-ajax

## Overview
MM-Ajax is an extremely low level wrapper for the base XMLHttpRequest object present in all modern browsers. It exposes this functionality and accounts for some of the more common serialization scenarios in a matter consistent with jQuery's serialize method, as well as having higher level abstractions for resetting the request and managing raw inputs such as headers. See the [component documentation page](mm-ajax.html) for more details.
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# Using MM-Sync
# Using mm-sync

## Overview

MM-Sync provides a higher level API similar to jQuery or Backbone in terms of having pre-configured XHR calls for the most common RESTful scenarios. Sync is designed heavily around 2-way binding so virtually all of the request params can be manipulated via the DOM (and thus via 2-way binding) as we will see in the examples.
mm-sync provides a higher level API similar to jQuery or Backbone in terms of having pre-configured XHR calls for the most common RESTful scenarios. Sync is designed heavily around 2-way binding so virtually all of the request params can be manipulated via the DOM (and thus via 2-way binding) as we will see in the examples.

Sync is used as the base class for all 'adapters' which provide API specific implementations of sync that are usable with mm-model and mm-collection. For more information on extending mm-sync please see [creating adapters](data_comps_creating_adapters.html).

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