On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 5:29 PM, Matt Kruse <m...@thekrusefamily.com> wrote:

>
> On Feb 24, 2:15 pm, Mike Hostetler <mike.hostet...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > If the
> > jQuery team adopted a few choice plugins, like a debugging plugin, a data
> > layer plugin, and by putting the widget code into the core, allowed these
> > plugins to be extended, I think a very powerful foundation would be
> provided
> > to developers.
>
> I've often said that plugins are vital to jQuery's success, but also
> it's weakest link. IMO, there must be:
>
>  1. A roadmap for plugins. Someone needs to sit down and design a
> strategy for breaking up functionality into reusable parts, and make a
> list of what plugins are needed
>
>  2. A specific list of requirements, documentation standards, and
> development style needs to be decided on
>
>  3. A core list of "official" plugins needs to be created and
> maintained by developers, and integrated into the test suites.
>
> The concept of a "jQuery Enterprise" suite could just be a collection
> of official plugins that do most of what a developer may need in a
> single package.
>
> Similar in concept to "My Eclipse" which offers a package of Eclipse
> plugins based on your development environment and goals.
>
> > 3. Lastly, I'm involved with collecting and writing down the latest
> > information and practices of building jQuery plugins
>
> Is this a public effort?
>
> Because I have struggled so much with the quality of existing plugins
> and their lack of extensibility (IMO, of course), I've been trying to
> advocate a plugin structure in projects that I've worked on. If you're
> looking for any new thoughts on the issue, I'd like to participate.


We'd love your feedback on the jQuery UI Dev and Planning wiki

http://wiki.jqueryui.com/

We've got a roadmap for what plugins are needed, requirements for each,
documentation and development style. We have a current model for
extensibility, and as John mentioned, we're working on making it even more
powerful and flexible.

- Richard

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