[ajaxpro] Re: Not using AjaxPro anymore

[Jon Ceanfaglione]

I think the library is fairly mature and production quality.  Howvever, I do encounter some strange things from time to time that I have been able to isolated as AjaxPro.  For example, serializing an object graph sometimes causes the service to crash and become unavailable.  I am working through a solution right now, I believe it has to do with one of the object collections being unfilled.

On 9/9/06, JasonBunting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

This may be the case - a lot of developers out there are either not
giving _javascript_ a fair amount of time in their studies or they are
simply idiots. _javascript_ is great once you really get to know its
idiosyncracies, and this library is one of the best for doing Ajax with
.NET that I know of. Granted, it is not perfect and I would love to
change some things about it (hmmm, too bad it is not open-source), but
it is good enough for my needs for now.

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