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Hi all,

I am getting into the AJAX world slowly :-) but seeing the list of frameworks & the syntaxes followed in each of these frameworks scares me ..

As usual the asnwer to my question from a developer community would be "it all depends on what you need" but is there any one highly recommended AJAX framework (eg: dojo or jMaki) which I can use for my projects?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards,
Vinod Kumar
 
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I prefer jQuery.
 
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I use jQuery.
 
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I started of with Prototype but quickly moved to Jquery.
My preference is Jquery too ...

(P.S - If your looking for material on how to start up with Jquery - get your hands on JQuery in Action. Once you get the hang of Jquery its documentation and numerous plugin are just awsome!)
 
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