Nikhil's webdevhelper tool and its ASP. NET Ajax support

[Original article] Nikhil's webdevhelper utility and ASP. NET Ajax support
[Original article publication date] Monday, November 13,200

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Nikhil is an architect of the ASP. NET development team. He keeps posting new cool tools and samples on his blog. Of course, these are free of charge. Among his many projects, there is a script # project, a C # compiler, And the generated output is JavaScript rather than Il. It allows you to get class security, reconfigurable, and code check in the compilation age. He also wrote a very cool Control for ASP. NET ajax to support the forward and backward buttons. I once reported it in my blog in September.

Earlier today, he released a new version of his popular webdevhelper tool. The new version allows you to easily monitor HTML support for updates returned from ASP. NET when using the <asp: updatepanel> control. Its tools allow you to record and review all HTTP data transmission between the browser and the server, making debugging of Ajax code very easy. For example, when starting a partial update on the page, you can see the HTML returned from updatepanel:

Nikhil also adds new support for viewing JSON network requests and viewing details of online serialized objects layer by layer. For example, you can see the attribute of the EXIF image object returned from the server through the ASP. NET Ajax network protocol layer. Nikhil tools can automatically "sniff" these items on the client, allowing you to easily examine them:

It also supports output tracing statements and dump (diagnostic dump) objects in Javascript script code using webdevhelper.

You can learn more about this free tool here, and read the wonderful documentation about how to use this tool from Nikhil.

I hope this article will help you,

Scott