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Tapping the Juice UI with ASP.NET

Introduction jQuery and jQuery UI are quite popular JavaScript libraries amongst ASP.NET developers. jQuery UI provides several widgets and plugins that help you develop professional looking websites quickly and easily. Though ASP.NET developers have been using jQuery UI in their websites, one downside of the jQuery UI from an ASP.NET perspective is that it is […]

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Apr 11, 2012
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Introduction

jQuery and jQuery UI are quite popular JavaScript libraries amongst ASP.NET developers. jQuery UI provides several widgets and plugins that help you develop professional looking websites quickly and easily. Though ASP.NET developers have been using jQuery UI in their websites, one downside of the jQuery UI from an ASP.NET perspective is that it is purely a client side library. ASP.NET web forms often rely on server side processing, and configuring the jQuery UI widgets can become tedious in such cases. Juice UI attempts to provide a solution in such cases. Juice UI essentially acts as a wrapper over jQuery UI widgets so that they can be accessed in your server side script just like any other server control. This article gives you a quick overview of Juice UI components and shows how they can be used in ASP.NET Web Forms applications.

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