I've been playing with it a couple of days ago, and I'm really not happy how the momentums are being applied - sometimes they're being triggered for no reason whatsoever.
O. On 28 May 2010, at 01:21, Barry van Oudtshoorn wrote: > http://toweljs.org/ > > I saw this at Ajaxian, but not here! It's a library for MooTools that focuses > on improving event-based code, written by Scato Eggen. It looks quite > interesting; you can do things like this: > > $ready().add(function() { > var dragable = $('example-skid-dragable'); > > var down = $towel(dragable).ui.down(); > var follow = $towel(dragable).fx.follow(); > var skid = $towel(dragable).phys.skid(); > > down.add(follow); > down.not().add(skid); > }); > > This will allow you to drag a node around, and have it keep moving > (decelerating) in the direction of travel for a short while, which is pretty > cool, especially in so few lines of code. > > To be honest, some of the syntax doesn't quite sit with me; for example, > writing > var event = $event(request, 'complete') > just seems, well, backwards -- it's a more procedural, rather than OO, style, > at least to my mind. > > Thoughts? > > - Barry van Oudtshoorn > www.barryvan.com.au > -- > Not sent from my Apple πPhone.
