Gaia Ajax

Gaia Ajax 3.7 Release - What's New

• Visual Studio 2010: Gaia Ajax now fully supports VS.NET 2005, 2008 and 2010
• Ajax: All controls now fully utilize the advanced ajax engine
• Features: Lots of new and exciting features in controls and aspects
• Samples: New samples available

Gaia Ajax 3.6 Released

New DRIMR Technology - The revolutionizing DRIMR replaces partial updates with an intelligent web technology which makes your web app even faster. DRIMR means "Dynamic Removals, Insertions, Moves & Replacements."

New GridView - The brand new Gaia Ajax GridView is an example of the new "DRIMR" technology, it enables an advanced and a bandwidth stingy GridView for ASP.NET. It supports all operations like filtering, sorting, selection, deletions and updates.

100++ New Samples - Get 128 revamped samples ranging from minimalistic to extensive examples of how to build webapps in a more efficient way. Includes simplified navigation, increased code understanding and more VB.NET code.

Gaia Ajax is an Ajax framework for ASP.NET. With Gaia you develop Ajax Web applications in the same way as you use the built-in server controls in ASP.NET resulting in a post-back free application. The best part is that you do not need to use JavaScript, you can write in the common .NET languages C# or VB.NET.

Gaia has the basic controls like Button, TextBox and Label which have all the properties and server side events you already know from your standard toolbox in Visual Studio but also includes more complex controls like Window, TreeView, TabControl and Accordion, in total you get 30 fully "ajaxified" server controls.

Gaia Ajax provides a faster and easier toolbox for developing Ajax on the ASP.NET platform.
Because of the architecture of Gaia, only what is changed is sent over the wire in the Ajax responses. This results in an extremely fast Web application.

Server-controls with built-in Ajax
Build Enterprise applications using best practices from ASP.NET: create custom server controls, develop reusable user controls and enjoy a maintainable architecture for the Web using only C# or VB.NET

Why is Gaia the better alternative when building Ajax applications for ASP.NET?

• Visual Studio Integration
• Drag and drop controls into Window, Accordion, TabControl, TreeView etc.
• Design your controls with WYSIWYG
• Save time

Leverage your existing ASP.NET skills
Go from <asp:Button to <gaia:Button and never experience a post-back again. No JavaScript skills needed.

Tired of mixing UI functionality in both JavaScript and C# Tired of impossible maintainance of big JavaScript files?
Gaia Ajax solves this problem, Gaia = No JavaScript

Struggling with complex configuration that you never want to touch again?
Gaia runs by default without any configuration. No UpdatePanels - No ScriptManager

Getting lost in trigger collections and faking Ajax in UpdatePanels. tired of ScriptManager issues?
In Gaia Ajax you have the events built in to each control - just like you are used to in ASP.NET