I've been following FuseJS and Fusebox very closely. Fusebox is a very cool piece of technical art.
Unfortunately JavaScript was not written to be able to fully support sandboxed natives. There are simply too many issues that come up when you try to use them. Some of these issues are mentioned right in Fusebox's README: http://github.com/jdalton/fusebox/blob/master/README.markdown MooTools is already fully compatible with almost all the inhouse and opensource JavaScript in the world. That includes Dojo, YUI, jQuery, etc… This is mainly because MooTools tries to stick to current and emerging standards as much as possible with its native extensions. MooTools and Prototype are not compatible with eachother because they each use the same names for things but with a slightly different API. Sandboxed natives are not a solution to that issue. I highly recommend that people not mix multiple frameworks on the same page anyway. You want to keep your client-side code as light and fast as possible. Adding too much redundant code to a page is a bad thing™ On Jan 25, 10:21 am, hellspawn <[email protected]> wrote: > could moo be sandboxed using fusebox ? would this make it "play nice" > with others? thanks
