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		<description><![CDATA[Client-side templates have become a vital component of AJAX-driven websites.  The web is undoubtedly trending towards sites that load content dynamically after the page loads, rather than all at once in the initial page request.  This pattern allows web pages to become lighter and more responsive, which translates to a better experience for [...]]]></description>
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		<title>DynamicLoader Plugin &#8211; Dynamically Loading ASP.NET User Controls with jQuery</title>
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ASP.NET User Controls are pretty useful.  They allow functional modules of code and markup to be encapsulated in such a way that reuse is convenient and easy, without sacrificing the power or integration of the ASP.NET model.  As we move into an era of AJAX-driven websites, [...]]]></description>
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