Good resource for everything AJAX & ASP.NET?

[John Dalberg]

The information I am finding about asp.net & Ajax seems to be scattered in
too many web sites and blogs.

Any good resource that kinda consolidates all this information in one place
and is updated regularly?

Also anyone used www.backbase.com with asp.net? This seems to be a quality
framework? Also any feedback on ComponentArt's Ajax components?

Thanks.

John Dalberg

[Winista]

I have used Component's tree and calendar controls in AJAX mode and they
seem to be behave nicely. I don't have any complaints so far.

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The information I am finding about asp.net & Ajax seems to be scattered in
too many web sites and blogs.

Any good resource that kinda consolidates all this information in one
place
and is updated regularly?

Also anyone used www.backbase.com with asp.net? This seems to be a quality
framework? Also any feedback on ComponentArt's Ajax components?

Thanks.

John Dalberg

[Sonu Kapoor]

I have used an open source ajax component called MagicAjax. You can check it out here:

http://www.magicajax.net/

You wont require any coding to add ajax. Just add the necessary ajax:panels and it works like a charm.

Sonu
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[Edwin Knoppert]

WOW!
I was busy with AJAX, ATLAS and callbackhandlers today.
Unf. your link was a bit late :)

Seen an demo, looks good, will try tommorrow!

Thanks,

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I have used an open source ajax component called MagicAjax. You can check
it out here:

http://www.magicajax.net/

You wont require any coding to add ajax. Just add the necessary
ajax:panels and it works like a charm.

Sonu
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[ajaxtoday]

Try http://www.ajaxtoday.com

"John Dalberg" wrote:

The information I am finding about asp.net & Ajax seems to be scattered in
too many web sites and blogs.

Any good resource that kinda consolidates all this information in one place
and is updated regularly?

Also anyone used www.backbase.com with asp.net? This seems to be a quality
framework? Also any feedback on ComponentArt's Ajax components?

Thanks.

John Dalberg