Taking a look at Nikhil's Script#

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 24 May 2006 | View original | NEW Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

I've been playing around tonight with Nikhil Korthari's new Script# language plug in and I think for the first time am seeing the light at the end of the tunnel here. What this tool does is take compiled C# code using specialized .NET libraries that describe the capabilities available and crank out browser independent JavaScript code in the form of a class.   It's a shame that this so closely follows Google's release of their Google Ajax Toolkit which takes a similar approach of using Java code...

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