jQuery + jQueryUI vs Yahoo UI ... which is the best UI for use in asp.net web applications?
On the extreme danger of being downvoted, I feel that your question is slightly responsible in the same answer.I think there should be an answer in this matter, there are courses for horses. This means that you have to choose the right technique in an attempt to solve the problem.
You have not provided enough information to make important decisions on your needs. Whatever you have asked is better and the answer is neither. They both fit one requirement, they overlap in many places, but each has its own unique advantages.
So I think you need to either give us more information about the problem that you are trying to solve both techniques to see that your solution is the best fit Sits. Maybe you need both or you can decide to play your own role.
If you have a specific issue, please make a new question with the details and you might be better able to answer it.
However, on saying all this, I am a big fan of jQuery. It's easy to use and lightweight. I can write my own plugins very quickly and easily and have a great community to share their own plugins.
I can not talk to the Yahoo UI because I have not used it in a while and at this time when I start a new project, then I immediately access to jQuery. But this is my own personal and possibly subjective choice.
Good luck.
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