Yesterday, I posted a follow-up via GG; not sure what had happened--
probably a GG bug or word filter in jQuery mailing list? Anyway,
FWIW...
On Feb 13, 11:58 am, "John Resig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> 3) Attaching properties to DOM elements is really really slow. Doing
> speed tests comparing this technique against storing elements in an
> array, and iterating over them on a case-by-case basis, the array
> (jQuery) way is always faster.
I'm just trying to understand:
jQuery source:
// And bind the global event handler to the element
element["on" + type] = this.handle;
It looks to me that the event is been really attached. Am I wrong?
<snip>
> > 4) Any chance of a jQuery-lite, without all the css selector logic? Or is
> > that kind of Sonny without Cher?
>
> We've been considering it - however, it's hard to gauge what's open
> for removal, and what's not. Instead, we're probably going to try and
> provide a really-strong download page that'll let you add/remove
> particular sub-features that you want (for example, if you didn't want
> basic XPath support, you could remove it.) That's in the works right
> now.
Any plan to merge/borrow selector code from DOMQuery? or a
providing the option via plugin?
<snip>
> we're looking to alleviate this in a number of ways:
> - A solid plugin repository
> - The ability to rate, and comment on, plugins
> - Effective multi-category categorization of plugins
> - Finding, and recommending, similar plugins
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This is *exactly* I was thinking after looking at the current
repository:-) and even thought of asking for svn account:-)
What about?
+plugins\foo\foo.jquery.js
+ \docs\README
+ \demo\demo1.html demo2.html No jquery.js inside
And tagging whenever jQuery version is released?
Personally I'm not for categorising of plugins in svn repository;
may be in community pages it could be done.
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