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ASP.NET MVC: Which JavaScript Toolkit Works Best?

I'm just wondering which JavaScript library / toolkit works best with ASP.NET MVC? Is it just a matter of what the individual programmer prefers or is there any advantage with some tools over others?

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jQuery works fantastic. Cm:



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The tools that come with a standard MVC project are great. JQuery is probably preferred as it gives you a lot of control over the output (which is one of the selling points of MVC in first place. JQueryUI also adds additional bonuses.

Both jQuery and jQuery user interfaces perform different tasks in the software development process. JQuery allows you to fulfill all your custom requirements and scripts. The user interface is basically a way to connect common functionality (i.e. Calendar selections, etc.). There is a bit of crossover in places, but mostly that.



You may find MS Ajax useful at times, but I'll just cover the basics based on the problematic issues. Personally, I prefer the "default jQuery" unless there is a compelling reason to re-evaluate which to use.

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I'll answer that, jQuery works well, but I would suggest looking at other options to be sure that no one is more suitable for your particular case.

Check out the information here. This is a good starting point with additional links:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_JavaScript_frameworks

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