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AJAX is the current "closest to" equivalent.  However, you cannot make a request to an external URL unless the target server is specifically setup to allow cross domain requests.  

 

There's also web sockets, but it's still (kinda) new, and would also require the target server to be setup for it. 

 

So basically there is currently no way to use javascript to make an unsolicited request to an external domain, and this by design for security reasons.  

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