Whats next on the ExtJsExtenderControls

Here is a screencast I have done showing a new feature that will be on the next release of the ExtJsExtender controls.I just have to solve a designer bug that happens when I add columns to the grid code.
Hope to see this out soon...

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ExtJs 2.0

ExtJs 2.0 is probably going to be released by the end of this month.
Just in case you have missed here is the migration guide from 1.0 to 2.0.
And here is the migration guide for the people using my controls...
:-)

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Three ways of using Ext with .net without writing javascript

1)The ExtJsExtenderControls-A set of asp.net controls wrapping ExtJs (My project)
2)A project that lets you write a windows forms application and generates the ext code
more here.
3) A project that you write all code in c# instead of javascript.More here.
Each project has its advantage and its drawbacks.
Lets talk about then
1)The ExtJsExtenderControls
Advantages

• You write less code using the controls properties
• You can use some cool server-side events fired by callback or postback
• Integration with asp.net ajax( its also a dependency)

DrawBacks:

• Only asp.net 2.0 and above..
• Not all Ext Widgets are avaiable.

Project 2
Advantages:

• Full design-time support from Visual Studio
• Write less code

Drawbacks:

• You cannot use it in a previous web application project

Project 3:
Advantages:

• Only one dependency (Script#).
• You write a code that is very similar to the samples in the ExtJs website

Drawbacks:

• You will write a lot of C# code .

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