Hi

I always been quite resident about learning javascript just because it was so ugly to look at(IMHO) plus the fact I needed to learn so many other languages(asp.net,c#,css,Sql,etc) that I thought would be alot better for me to learn first.

So I started to learn these and got a good understanding(I got a long way to go before I become an expert in any of those languages but I am able to make stuff in them and not just hello world).

I am finding now I need to learn java script/Ajax since I can't avoid it for much longer. I use to relay on Microsoft's Ajax library of drag and drop controls but I know there probably not the best since I am sure they take more processing power then if made another way and are quite limited(ie you can't make that many changes to them).


So now I also heard the javascript has frameworks. This makes me kinda happy since that probably means there a bit easier to use :D plus got some built in stuff.

Now I don't know which framework to use, how to learn it, what kind of book I need to learn from(a book that focuses on the framework or just a javascript book period).

So I was looking around and I found these frameworks

http://www.whenpenguinsattack.com/20...pt-frameworks/

So what framework should I be using? I think the prototype one is a very popular framework but I am not sure about the other ones.

Then answer the questions I had above. Like I said I done programming in C#,asp.net and stuff like that so I am not totally new to the world of programming.

Also I do alot of asp.net and C#. Will it hard to combine these frameworks with asp.net and C#?

Thanks