On 02/10/2006, at 7:25 AM, Michael Geary wrote: > > Joel, even if you want to use the svn version, you don't need to do > any of > this ant build stuff at all. All it does is strip comments and > concatenate > files. > > The .js files straight out of svn are perfectly usable just as they > are. For > development purposes, that is all you need. > > The only advantage of the "built" version is that it's smaller and > has some > of the plugin .js files added to the end of jquery.js. > > For testing, you can just use multiple <script> tags to include > the .js > files you need. Then you can use the files straight out of svn with no > worries. Or you can concatenate them manually. > > Also, keep in mind that when you use the svn version, there is more > risk of > bugs than with the released version. > > Nobody expects web designers to have to set up ant just to use jQuery. > > -Mike
@Mike: Thanks for the extra details on what exactly Ant does - interesting. @Jörn: I got Eclipse and Ant etc. working so thank you very much one last time ;) Joel. _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
