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Robin Pars, Laurence Moroney, and John Grieb

"Foundations of ASP.NET AJAX"

NET AJAX server controls and have seen
many examples of their use. The first release version of ASP.NET AJAX also shipped with a
set of controls packed under the ASP.NET AJAX Toolkit moniker. These are open source
control extensions that have been created by Microsoft as well as the broader community.
This package is readily available at http://ajax.asp.net along with documentation
and instructional videos. You can also obtain the latest source code at CodePlex
(http://codeplex.com), Microsoft??™s open source project depository. Either way, you have
the option to download just the binaries or the full source code.
You will find the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit extremely useful because it contains
some very rich UI functionality ideal for AJAX-enabled Web 2.0 sites. And the best part is
that these controls are just as easy as other server controls to use. You don??™t have to write
any custom JavaScript to add effects to your page. The controls in this toolkit are also often
referred to as control extenders because they rely on existing ASP.NET server controls and
augment them with built-in client-side JavaScript code to provide impressive effects.


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