- // Posted on Apr 21, 2008 by
Danny
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After four days of ASP.NET AJAX training with Stephen Walther I set out to learn more about my options in choosing a solution for a JavaScript/Ajax framework. If I realized days later I would be writing this comprehensive post on 7 of the most popular frameworks, I may have just went with the "Inny-Minny-Miney-Moe" method! I decided to share my research, analysis, links, resources, and personal grade for each of the frameworks compared - jQuery, YUI, Prototype, Dojo, MooTools, Ext JS, and Script.aculo.us. I put together a comparison matrix to illustrate where many of the frameworks differ.
What do you use in your applications, and, more importantly, would you recommend it?
- // Posted on Apr 7, 2008 by
Danny
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I spent last week in an interactive workshop focused on ASP.NET AJAX and MVC with Stephen Walther from Superexpert Training, and came out of the class very happy with both the material and the instructor. Stephen took the time to offer a customized training agenda that met specific business needs at my current company. His practical examples and personalized training approach really made for a great experience.
AJAX is a long-running interest of mine dating back to Michael Schwartz's Ajax.NET framework (circa 2005). I have dabbled in testing out a variety of Ajax frameworks (hint for my next post), but never spent a significant amount of time learning the principles behind the architecture. Learning the details around client-side and server-side approaches to implementing Ajax was particularly intriguing. I even learned how to build my very own client-side ASP.NET AJAX controls! Neat!!
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- // Posted on Dec 10, 2007 by
Danny
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The wait is over! MVC has been released as a part of the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions CTP. You can read up on the release at...