Most of our stuff was home-spun (before the term came about and before
there was a different framework for it on every corner) and remains so
today, simply because there's not much value in switching.
For most of the newer stuff I've used Scriptaculous/Prototype, but I've
been slowing getting into Spry for CF development, simply because I
figured eventually that would be integrated into CF. I guess we'll
see. For Rails development, I've used Scriptaculous/Prototype since
that's integrated into the framework and there are helper methods that
use it.
Sam
Brent Nicholas wrote, On 6/12/2007 12:07 PM:
Hey all -
So I'm wonder how many people are using AJAX in this group and what
you're using.
I'm using dojo right now and have done a few simple things with it on
the site, but am looking at doing a full application with AJAX.
Has anyone used Prototype? I've been told it's #1, but I hear the same
about dojo. Right now I'm finding dojo a little cryptic, despite the
few 'starter guides'.
I'm initially looking for reasonable learning curve and loose coupling.
Thanks for your time,
Brent Nicholas - 248.767.5516 - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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