Download ASP.NET AJAX PDF Cheat Sheets

Milan Negovan from the http://aspnetresources.com/ site has been working on putting together some really nice PDF "cheat sheets" for the client-JavaScript libraries in ASP.NET AJAX:

These are super handy pages to print out and keep around to quickly find information and code-snippets to use.Milan is making these available completely for free - so definitelydownload them and send him feedback (he is going through and adding them for all the core classes in the client-side AJAX library).

JavaScript, C#, and ExtSharp

Colin Ramsay thinks that JavaScript and C# can be scarily similar as he shows an ExtJS example:

JAVASCRIPT:
var win = new Ext.Window({ 
title: 'Order Viewer', layout: 'border', 
width: 500, height: 500, 
modal: true, resizable: false, closable: false, draggable: false, 
items: [ frm, lst ] 
}); 
win.on('render', function() { 
load(5); 
}); 
win.show();

C#:
var win = new Ext.Window{ 
Title = "OrderViewer", Layout = Layout.Border, 
Width = 100, Height = 200, 
Modal = true, Resizable = false, Closable = false, Draggable = false, 
Items = new [] { frm, lst } 
}; 
win.Render += delegate { 
load(5); 
}; 
win.show();

This works well for ExtJS since it is written in a style that leads itself to this similarity. Colin also points out ExtSharp, a project that lets you write your Ext application in C#:

If you have better solution, just tell me !