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JsonFx.net Library – finally a decent ajax library for .Net

Stephen McKamey is a friend of mine from my days at MyFamily.com – he’s a good dev and he’s recently released his own json library called FsonFx. It’s a nice bit of code from the looks of it.
It features:

  • build time compilation of client libraries,
  • has JSON-RPC 2.0 support,
  • does everything it can to optimize bandwidth usage an minimize round trips to the server (think YSlow: Grade A!),
  • supports Useragent Specific CSS with a goal of “no hacky CSS per browser”,
  • allows for client side globalization,
  • and allows manipulation of the browser back button history to your liking (often a problem wiht ajax apps not working the way users expect them to).

So if you’re looking for a library and you’re writing .Net you should check it out – I like it and hope you will too.

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