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Don't like Kendo. I worked with it 2 yrs ago. <br />
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Grid.MVC is just ok.<br />
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jqGrid seems to have a lot more features.
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Don't like Kendo. I worked with it 2 yrs ago.

Grid.MVC is just ok.

jqGrid seems to have a lot more features.

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I'm working on a new project with lots of grids. They're all Grid.MVC except for one that's jqQuery. The project is C#, MVC, jQuery.<br />
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The grids show financial data. For example, number of equiments a company has, what country the assets are in, how many assets there are, datetime column, &nbsp;.User exports to Excel or CSV. &nbsp;Grids have paging and sorting. &nbsp;Some grids are editable.<br />
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Only one section of the application is using jqGrid. Looks like the ex-developer wanted to develop something new and he used jqGrid.<br />
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<b>Now, I need to decide and let my manager know which way to go.</b> Looking at jqGrid and knowing this is a financial app with grids, I'm thinking we need to use jqGrid moving forward because it offers more functionality.<br />
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Any input on either and why and why not use them?
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I'm working on a new project with lots of grids. They're all Grid.MVC except for one that's jqQuery. The project is C#, MVC, jQuery.

The grids show financial data. For example, number of equiments a company has, what country the assets are in, how many assets there are, datetime column,  .User exports to Excel or CSV.  Grids have paging and sorting.  Some grids are editable.

Only one section of the application is using jqGrid. Looks like the ex-developer wanted to develop something new and he used jqGrid.

Now, I need to decide and let my manager know which way to go. Looking at jqGrid and knowing this is a financial app with grids, I'm thinking we need to use jqGrid moving forward because it offers more functionality.

Any input on either and why and why not use them?

Which one is better? Grid.MVC vs jqGrid

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