Dojo and Zimbra are others.  Tibco just open sourced their toolkit.
If you aren't building "thick" clients on the web but just want async
calls then I would recommend mochikit (very simple and extremely well
documented/tested).

I've used Dojo and Mochikit.  Like I said mochi is lightweight, and if
you just want dynamic updates that's the way I'd go.

Dojo is sort of bleeding edge, smart people behind it, apache
adoption, a steeper learning curve, bigger download, etc.  But they
are really pushing the envelope, having tools for js packaging,
linting, obfuscations/shrinking.  Just the other day they announced an
offline tool that will allow web apps to work disconnectedly.  (Not
sure any other open source ajax has that yet).

Neither of these are tied to server side languages, as long as it can
speak JSON you should be fine.

Here's a blog entry from some of my "research" a year and a half a go:
http://panela.blog-city.com/ajax_explosion.htm
Creators of Dojo and Mochi commented there.

Good luck (note that this is sort of asking like should I use emacs or vi....)

-matt

On 1/5/07, Jesse Stay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You might also want to consider the yui framework by Yahoo.  I
personally enjoy that one, but I haven't done much with Laslo, Flex,
or GWT so I can't compare.

Jesse

On 1/5/07, Jay Askren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I know there are a lot of web developers out there.  I'm looking into the
> various AJAX frameworks out there and was wondering if someone could give me
> a run down of the advantages/disadvantages of the various frameworks.  I
> know of Laslo, Flex, and GWT.  I believe these are all major players in the
> AJAX world.  Are there other major players I'm missing?  Is there any
> agreement over which is better than another?  Thanks.
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