ASP.NET Ajax Library
You can find more information about the existing ASP.NET AJAX framework (.NET Framework 3.5 SP1)
ASP.NET AJAX web site.
The ASP.NET Ajax Library includes the Ajax Control Toolkit and a JavaScript library that supports client data access, client templates, and client data-binding. The CodePlex project for the ASP.NET Ajax Library is located here:
http://Ajax.CodePlex.com
Microsoft Ajax Minifier
The Microsoft Ajax Minifier enables you to improve the performance of your Ajax applications by reducing the size of your JavaScript files. The Microsoft Ajax Minifier supports two levels of minification: normal crunching and hypercrunching. Normal crunching
refers to the process of removing unnecessary whitespace, comments, semicolons, and curly braces. Hypercrunching refers to the process of shortening the names of local variables and removing unreachable code.
The Microsoft Ajax Minifier includes the following components:
- Command-line tool -- Enables you to minify JavaScript files from a command prompt.
- MSBuild Task -- Enables you to minify JavaScript files in a Visual Studio project automatically when performing a build.
- Component -- Enables you to to use the Microsoft Ajax Minifier programmatically.
Script Reference Profiler
The Script Reference Profiler is a helper control which provides information on the client-side scripts used within an ASP.NET AJAX page. These references can then be copied into a
CompositeScript tag when using ASP.NET AJAX script combining to improve the performance of your ASP.NET AJAX applications by combining the multiple script requests into a single request.
Please see
this screencast for an example of how to use this control when developing ASP.NET AJAX applications.
Download:
ScriptReferenceProfiler Source and Binary Release
How to Provide Feedback
We highly encourage your feedback on pre-release versions, because it will help ensure that we deliver a great final version that meets your needs. There are two primary means for providing feedback:
- The ASP.NET AJAX Forum on the
ASP.NET Forums site allows you to engage in discussions with other customers and with the Ajax product team. This is a great place to ask questions, post comments, and learn more about using the Ajax features.
- The Issue Tracker tab on this site allows you to file bugs to the product team for consideration. The Issue Tracker is voting-based, so bugs with the most votes are given priority. (However,
the product team will consider each issue individually, and more votes does not necessarily guarantee acceptance.)
Tip: Please use "Issue" type for logging bugs and "Feature" type for logging new feature suggestions.