ASP.NET MVC Framework has built-in Ajax enabled helper methods for unobtrusive Ajax support, which simplify the process for Ajax calls in your MVC Web Applications. Those Ajax methods are based of course in jQuery, so if you are familiar with the latter, learning to use them will be a piece of cake. We have shown the tranditional way to make Ajax calls in MVC applications in previous post. This post will guide you step by step showing you an alternative and more straight forward way to make Ajax calls through the built-in helper methods which eliminates the need to add blocks of code in your Views. Let's start.


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