jQuery does good dom/ui interaction.knockuotJs is good for binding to models.If mobile is targeted, phonegap +jq mobile (or KendoUImobile).Some of our team are using qUnit for testing asc well. Resharper has some good refactor/navigation functions for javascript. I think the patterns you use in putting these together are just as important. Nic From: [email protected] To: [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: RE: ASP.NET modal dialog effect Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2012 09:12:26 +1000
>Are you writing the javascript directly or using jquery? Sorry for the late >reply, yes I occasionally code JavaScript by hand when I need it. I have never >found a suitable tool that helps me write reliable cross-browser friendly >JavaScript. Although I haven’t looked very hard due to my natural aversion to >the horrors of client scripting. If there are people in here who actually like >writing JavaScript by one means or another, then I’m curious to hear what >tools or techniques they use. Are there people who can knock-up or generate >reliable JavaScript with the ease that I write C# code in the IDE? I get >depressed because I actually admire the JavaScript language a lot, but I can >never get to use it in anger because of frustrating issues about how it’s >hosted, browser compatibility issues, tool support, intellisense, etc. I’m >happy to study something like jQuery if people think it’s a valuable >investment of my time. Greg
