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I've got an admission to make: I've never used any of the Microsoft Ajax Toolkit. But recently I've been adding some mapping functionality to the project I'm working on. We wanted users to be able to pull a marker to a position on a map and have the new position updated on the server. Obviously we were going to have to use Ajax of some kind to do that. What I want to show today is how trivially easy it's proved to be to use MVC Framework on the server and jQuery on the browser to do Ajax requests and updates. JQuery is now included in the default project for the MVC Framework, so there's no excuse not to use it.