Brandon -

For 1.0 I snuck in a bunch of Prototype users really happy. I plan on
releasing a complete Prototype compatibility module that will help
Prototype users transition over to jQuery. For example, Prototype has
Object.extend(), jQuery has jQuery.extend() - they work nearly
identically.

I'm currently working to document more of these hidden functions to
help improve the JavaScript code of users, in addition to  the DOM
functions.

--John

On 8/31/06, Brandon Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm a long time prototype user and have had a love/hate relationship with
> it. I've spent a lot of time tweaking prototype to suit my needs in the DOM
> manipulation area. However, I do somewhat like what prototype has to offer
> in the object oriented approach. I'm curious what the views are pertaining
> to implementing something like Dean Edward's Base [1]. Would something like
> this be an 'officially' supported plugin or part of the library? Really I'm
> just curious if jQuery always intendeds to just be a DOM manipulation
> library or if it will help me make the rest of my javascript fun to program?
>
> BTW ... I've been looking through the source code and the docs and I really,
> really like what I see. Amazing documentation, nice clean global namespace,
> active community and a build system that includes Dean's packer. Great work.
> I'm looking forward to using it and writing some plugins of my own. :)
>
> [1] http://dean.edwards.name/base/Base.js
>
> Brandon Aaron
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