JQuery ASP.Net Performance Question
<p>The ASP.Net app (not MVC) is slow, someone heard that Jquery can speed things up by offloading work to the client.
Due to security reasons Jquery/Client can't make Web Service calls so squirrely ways of having the code behind making Web Sevices calls and passing data back to the client are being done to Jquery popups, Jquery gidviews, Jquery (fill in blank of existing server side control).
We've got Jquery AJAX going on along with Microsoft AJAX Update panels, which I'm worried about.</p>

<p>Question is: Are we really going to get a performance boost (which my gut says No) or are we on our way to a slower, more painful app performance?</p>
