JavaScript vs C# in AJAx

[Bassem]

Hi,
I'm new in AJAX, I knew that AJAX was built on JavaScript, XML, HTML, and CSS.
I didn't deal with JavaScript before, I wonder if there is a way to impelement my methods using C# instead of JavaScript, they are so close, but if there is away to use C# it will progress my effort.
Thanks,
Bassem

[Bassem]

I tried to read some in JavaScript. And I think that it is not close to C#, and now it gets more complicated.

[gits]

the javascript-code that is needed for an ajax-application is executed at the client-side within the browser ... so you cannot use c# for this task ... the J in AJAX stands for JavaScript and it stands there for the mentioned reason ...

kind regards

[Bassem]

I see that, thanks alot. So i've no way to learn JavaScript.
Thanks,
Bassem

[gits]

:) why not? ... it is quite easy to learn javascript ... but it is more tricky to use it the smart way in practical projects :) ... but without javascript a website is quite simple and cannot use state of the art AJAX-(JavaScript)-techniques. but as you may see when having a look at the GWT you don't need to know JavaScript since you just write Java-Code that is translated to the needed JavaScript code then. i'm not aware of anything that might do this with c# but that doesn't mean that there is no toolkit like the GWT for that ... it is just because i try to regret using any MS things :) ... but may be the .NET-bunch of things has something similar to the GWT?

kind regards

[Frinavale]

@Bassem
You can use C# to dynamically generate JavaScript, Ajax, CSS etc...
But you cannot implement JavaScript with the C# language ;)
They are totally different languages used in totally different environments.
C# is used on the Server with the .NET Framework behind it
JavaScript and Ajax are used in the web browser, client side in it's own world.

@Bassem
The are not close at all....check out my day of learning about Objects in JavaScript

@Bassem
Oh trust me there is a way...............
Just try implementing an Ajax enabled Server Control some day.
You'll learn very quickly, trust me.

;) ;) ;)

[Frinavale]

@gits
What is GWT?
I might be able to answer this question if I knew what GWT is.

[gits]

hi ... have a look here ;)

kind regards

[Bassem]

Thanks gits and frinny for your help, I'm moving forward now.
Thanks a lot,
Bassem