Thanks for the link Rey. This is a process I'm going through at the moment to encourage our studio to be looking forwards in using jQuery as the foundation of our future javascript enhanced builds.
Although I keep coming up against the following: 1. Is jQuery going to be here for the long term? 2. Why not use prototype, what are the benefits of jQuery over it? I've tried to answer these the best I can to my team, but if anyone else fancies helping me convince them post up some more reasons on why jQuery is the right framework to use. I tried telling them it makes javascript fun again, but they look at me with a confused look on their faces :D Rey Bango wrote: > jQuery UI team member Marc Grabanski has an excellent writeup on how to > build acceptance for jQuery in Corporate America: > > http://marcgrabanski.com/article/92/Getting-jQuery-into-Big-Corporations > > The 2 biggest points he mentions are the cross-browser rendering and the > list of notable companies/sites using jQuery. > > Excellent post Marc. > > Rey
