Ajax Comparison
This blog post has a great discussion on the different Ajax frameworks out. He only post frameworks which allow solid Ajax. Notice how Magic Ajax is the only completly free framework which can just be copied and pasted. Its also the only one that can do complete ajax across applications because ANYTHING on the panel becomes ajax. Please note that you can disable control by control. Its also the only framework we have been able to get to work in Rainbow 2.0. I know we can just use call back [ which i plan on using for hardcore rainbow core/modules] but we were looking for a nice free complete ajax project. Thanks to MA, rainbow portal .NET 2.0 will soon post an ajax version.
Lets review:
free
easy to use[ my 19 y/o cousin can copy and paste]
Makes everything ajax
supports both 1.1/2.0
Works with all major browswers
Link: Ajax Comparison
posted by ramseur at 2/06/2006 03:09:00 PM
2 Comments:
I would like to introduce a new technology called
href="http://www.visualwebgui.com">Visual WebGui. Basically
Visual WebGui is WinForms Over Web, which enables development of
rich web applications like outlook web acces, with WinForms
functionality and interactivity using Visual Studio's rich
design, coding and debugging features. The technology extends
the .NET object model to incorporate AJAX aware WinForms GUI
components that are
delivered to the browser via Visual WebGui's Empty Client
approach.
href="http://www.visualwebgui.com/Portals/0/Downloads/WebGui.Net
.Videos.Explorer.Eng.avi">See Visual WebGui in action (
href="http://www.techsmith.com/download/codecs.asp">codec if
needed)
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