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At the risk of spawning a subthread, I find myself
using a combination of asp and asmx, meaning, I am
using Javascript AND the web forms. Why? It made
simple dialogs easier. Is that some kind of heresy?
Maybe, but I find I quite like Javascript for light
tasks doing mundane things like working with simple
select/option dialogs. I am probably missing
the point because I am used to Javascript and accept
it as a convenience. My asmx pages with their
combinations of HTML, web form controls, C# and Javascript
would likely make an MS engineer chuck, but I'm
not certified so I'm ok, and well, it works and
the browser isn't complaining. Certifiable, maybe.
JavaScript isn't evil; it's just twisted.
len
From: Dare Obasanjo [mailto:dareo@microsoft.com]
The AJAX hype is in direct contrast to your above statement. I wasn't
making a value judgement about Javascript, I was pointing out that
developers have begun to sing its praises now that it is widely
supported in their favorite browsers and companies they look up to are
using it. This does nothing to change the numerous problems that have
been documented ad nauseum about the problems with building websites
primarily with Javascript for site navigation and interaction.
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