The best/favorite ASP.NET MVC UI controls

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I am on the hunt for a great ASP.NET MVC UI control/solution. There are allot of options out there: e.g. Telerik, Infragistics, jQGrid etc.

Which is the best? and why?
Any good/bad exerpiences?
Anyone hit any 'walls' that caused (major) isues?

thanks

Posted 26-Oct-10 5:50am

r_o_b_a

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Which one is the best is subjective question.

Use which is ever is easiest and solves your problem.

Posted 26-Oct-10 9:50am

Yusuf

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r_o_b_a 26-Oct-10 16:39pm

Yes, and yes, I agress.
Just wondering if you have any direct experience with any and if so, any comments?

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Most of them, perhaps all of them have trial versions and evaluation periods, and would also have money-back guarantees for 15-30 days after purchase. Your best bet would be to evaluate all of them and decide for yourself which one would best suite your specific requirements and scenarios.

Posted 26-Oct-10 9:57am

Nish Nishant

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r_o_b_a 26-Oct-10 16:38pm

Thanks, and yes I have tried many over the years.
Do you have any experience with any such products?
Any opinion?

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Blesson Mathew · Accepted Answer · 2010-12-08T00:05:00

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hi..
i have experience in JQgrid..Which is easier to impliment and development.
and much user friendly also...If u have any doubts about JQgrid..just ask to me..Thank you.

Posted 8-Dec-10 0:05am

Blesson Mathew

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