Updated 3/21/2011:
Now with twitter and oauth support. See the latest update
August 24th, 2010 § 9 comments § permalink
August 4th, 2010 § 9 comments § permalink
Over the past couple of years there has been a slow progression in the .NET web app world to fully separate out client/server interaction. Long gone are the horrible days of ViewState and Events; MVC provided a nice step to better structure web applications for powerful Web 2.0 experiences. But the barrier between client and server interaction has never really been clean- MVC markup has always been littered with C# code and there hasn’t always been widespread tools available to easily build desktop class applications in the browser. Sure, spark and haml provide alternatives, but these are essentially make a core problem easier to bear.