JavaScript vs C# in AJAx

[Bassem]

Hi,
I'm new in AJAX, I knew that AJAX was built on JavaScript, XML, HTML, and CSS.
I didn't deal with JavaScript before, I wonder if there is a way to impelement my methods using C# instead of JavaScript, they are so close, but if there is away to use C# it will progress my effort.
Thanks,
Bassem

[Bassem]

I tried to read some in JavaScript. And I think that it is not close to C#, and now it gets more complicated.

[gits]

the javascript-code that is needed for an ajax-application is executed at the client-side within the browser ... so you cannot use c# for this task ... the J in AJAX stands for JavaScript and it stands there for the mentioned reason ...

kind regards

[Bassem]

I see that, thanks alot. So i've no way to learn JavaScript.
Thanks,
Bassem

[gits]

:) why not? ... it is quite easy to learn javascript ... but it is more tricky to use it the smart way in practical projects :) ... but without javascript a website is quite simple and cannot use state of the art AJAX-(JavaScript)-techniques. but as you may see when having a look at the GWT you don't need to know JavaScript since you just write Java-Code that is translated to the needed JavaScript code then. i'm not aware of anything that might do this with c# but that doesn't mean that there is no toolkit like the GWT for that ... it is just because i try to regret using any MS things :) ... but may be the .NET-bunch of things has something similar to the GWT?

kind regards

[Frinavale]

I'm new in AJAX, I knew that AJAX was built on JavaScript, XML, HTML, and CSS.
I didn't deal with JavaScript before, I wonder if there is a way to impelement my methods using C# instead of JavaScript,

You can use C# to dynamically generate JavaScript, Ajax, CSS etc...
But you cannot implement JavaScript with the C# language ;)
They are totally different languages used in totally different environments.
C# is used on the Server with the .NET Framework behind it
JavaScript and Ajax are used in the web browser, client side in it's own world.

they are so close, but if there is away to use C# it will progress my effort.
Thanks,
Bassem

The are not close at all....check out my day of learning about Objects in JavaScript

I see that, thanks alot. So i've no way to learn JavaScript.
Thanks,
Bassem

Oh trust me there is a way............ ...
Just try implementing an Ajax enabled Server Control some day.
You'll learn very quickly, trust me.

;) ;) ;)

[Frinavale]

:) why not? ... it is quite easy to learn javascript ... but it is more tricky to use it the smart way in practical projects :) ... but without javascript a website is quite simple and cannot use state of the art AJAX-(JavaScript)-techniques. but as you may see when having a look at the GWT you don't need to know JavaScript since you just write Java-Code that is translated to the needed JavaScript code then. i'm not aware of anything that might do this with c# but that doesn't mean that there is no toolkit like the GWT for that ... it is just because i try to regret using any MS things :) ... but may be the .NET-bunch of things has something similar to the GWT?

kind regards

What is GWT?
I might be able to answer this question if I knew what GWT is.

[gits]

hi ... have a look here ;)

kind regards

[Bassem]

Thanks gits and frinny for your help, I'm moving forward now.
Thanks a lot,
Bassem