It looked at it only briefly, but I must say, it contains a lot
features which I would very much like to see in scriptsharp.
There is a comparison page between sharpkit and Scriptsharp, which
pretty much tells it all...
http://sharpkit.net/overview/features/
It seems to me, the c# code it allows you to write is more intuitive
than scripsharp, eg. an anonymous function can be written as :
JsAction myAnonymousFunction = delegate()
{
alert("myAnonymousFunction was invoked!");
};
myAnonymousFunction();
and this translates to :
var myAnonymousFunction = function(){
alert("myAnonymousFunction was invoked!");
};
myAnonymousFunction();
In my opinion a lot cleaner than having to use the Delegate class of
scriptsharp...
But as I mentioned already in the subject of this post, it comes at a
cost : 650$ for a single developers licence...