ASP.NET MVC and ... YUI? JQuery? Other

Question

After the last project that I did using WebForms, I decided to switch to using this structure in the future. This is great for getting your basic functions ... not so good when you have more complex UI logic.

I look at ASP.NET MVC and love what I see so far. Of course, the problem is that you lose server-side controls when you make this change. I was looking for an Ajax library that would be a good replacement for Web Forms widgets and, like YUI, right now.

Not having much experience in this area, I would like to ask someone who has more knowledge. What Ajax toolkit offers the most comprehensive widget library? Is it possible to combine two or more sets of tools to complement each other (for example, YUI has an excellent grid, Scriptaculous has an excellent calendar, though it is best used in both worlds)? Or are you more or less attached to one when you choose?

Thanks for the answers and a great sample. ExtJS definitely looks interesting, we spent more than the Infragistics WebForms package, and we don’t get the source. Flexigrid looks good. Thanks again!

Update 2 The newly discovered MSFT will ship jQuery with ASP.NET MVC

Answer 1

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Answer 4

IMO ExtJS has the most comprehensive widgets, but you have to pay a price to use it for commercial purposes. If you do not want to pay, YUI is also very good, recently it has grown a lot. However, most of the time I don’t need widgets, so I'm happy with jQuery and random jQuery.UI datepicker.