Reputation: 41128
I want to make my website look spiffy. Should I use jQuery, or what is better suited to be paired with ASP.net?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 262
Reputation: 15149
jQuery works as well with ASP.NET as with any other server platform, because it's just a set of client-side scripts. When you consider its daily usage (such as assigning Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture.DateTimeFormat to jQuery calendar) the final code won't look as short and elegant as advertised. The server controls of ASP.NET AJAX have their own bonuses. In short: if you use ASP.NET and not going to change the platform try standard ASP.NET AJAX facility (possibly with AJAX Control Toolkit). Otherwise starting with jQuery can be much better investment.
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Reputation: 7525
Yes, you can definitely use JQuery for ASP.NET apps. Check out an introductory article on how to get started - Getting Started with JQuery
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Reputation: 7282
Absolutely. I don't know that it will necessarily make it spiffy as you asked, but it'll certainly ease your programming work.
AJAX will help with the "spiffiness".
You want really spiffy? Look at Silverlight!
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Reputation: 1093
JQuery compliments .NET quite nicely. Here is a good blog article that should get you started.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 5491
I've can say this with confidence - you can use jQuery with .NET with no issues. I do this all the time.
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