Using Ext JS in ASP.NET [closed]

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I don’t have advanced knowledge in JavaScript, and I am trying to learn how to use Ext JS framework in ASP.NET (C# or VB.NET) environment. I’ve got couple of samples, but was unable get the project working. Is there such as website or book so I can go a read up about Ext JS in more details and how can I include this into my website?

Answer 1

Also see http://www.coolite.com/ (Just providing the link and in no way endorsing it, as I haven't really seen it in action.)

Answer 2

I suppose you've been all through the samples at Sencha

You really need to read this entire post Secrets of the JavaScript Ninjas (2008-08-13) to decide if Ext JS is a better choice.

If you decide to stick with Ext JS , you may find Ext JS Extender Controls useful.

Answer 3

The best ASP.Net MVC Tag Library for the popular ExtJS framework. Website:http://www.mvcnext.com

MVCnExt simplifies ExtJs for ASP.Net MVC.

Makes it easier for to integrate ExtJs compoments for ASP.Net MVC.

Answer 4

Please have a look here The project contains an ExtJS 3.3.1 import library for Script# compiler which you can use to code your ExtJS scripts in C#.

Answer 5

Take a look at the Script# project. It, at build time, generates JavaScript from your C# and is particularly good for writing desktop-like applications.

Answer 6

The best implementation of ExtJS over MVC I have found at http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?t=72245 . It is not too superfluously implemented but it's enough mature.