>>>>I really like it. Easy to use. Lots of people are talking about Kendo, but it's totally proprietary. Wijmo builds on top of jQueryUI. Also C1 support is outstanding.
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>>>>>And what do you think ? :=}
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>>>>>I took a quick look at the web site. Don't have much use for bar/pie charts etc but the treeview, menu, dialog and calendar looked OK.
>>>>>That said I don't have much to do with the client/javascript side of things but I might suggest it to the ones that do.....
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>>>I really like the idea that it is automatically wired up to Knockoutjs which puts it right in line with the other stuff I'm learning through the terrific John Pappa Pluralsight series. Slowly the pieces are coming into focus and the more I do the more I like. I very much like the idea of using HTML5 and I am amazed at the cool stuff like Fiddler for testing and debugging.
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>>>Very exciting environment for development.\
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>>knockoutjs is getting some sensational love in the press. I don't think I had even seen the name six months ago.
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>>I have a cool .NET user group coming up later this week. The topic is mobile development featuring MVC 4.5 and jQuery.. I don't know if I am ready to leap from what I know to mobile development but it seems like a good use of a couple hours of time. Plus there is always free pizza and soda ;-)
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>I assume that you are referring to the well-known javascript libraries (pizza.js and soda.js) ?

Those would be the ones. We're simple creatures, really.