I wouldn't use that in a project with a team consisting of more than myself.

There's useful background info in the Ajaxian post, but if you aren't interested in that; this is the direct link to Google's info on the project: http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlibs/

In my experience, if you can't write maintainable ASP.NET applications, that's not the fault of the framework. It may often tempt you to make poor design decisions, but it doesn't force you to.

The price is up to $27.49 now. Still not bad though.

Am I the only one that just doesn't get the point of Yet Another Development Messageboard being developed from scratch at this stage?

Beating ExEx is a strawman. Like developing a search engine to beat Lycos, when Google already exists.

I'd suggest using the Sys.UI.Key enum, if using ASP.NET AJAX. Much more readable/maintainable than the actual keycodes.

The comments on that post make me even more happy to be primarily a .NET developer.

Good stuff.

Yeah, I'd agree that it's pretty far out of tune with reality. The hosting situation might have been rough a few years ago, but not anymore.

That's great. Thanks!

I was ready to kick that before I even read it, just because the title is great.

Definitely.

I appreciate the support, but this post has already run on DNK before (under a different URL). It probably shouldn't be up again.

That's a handy series of posts. Keep them coming!

Handy.

Did I mention they're free?