While vanilla JavaScript continues to catch up to JQuery in terms of capability and cross-browser consistency, handling form submissions in JavaScript can still be a minefield of gotchas and inconsistency.

jQuery can be paired with form submission to handle validation. This has the benefit of providing users with feedback on any errors in their input.

In this tutorial, you will be presented with a sample form that communicates to a PHP backend. The form will use jQuery to process a form without a page refresh (using AJAX), indicate any errors, and also display a success message.

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