I understand the desire to rally behind your favorite framework and recognize it for the greatness it is, but to say its the best, seems a little bellicose to me. What makes one better than the other? I can concede that some might better than others, or at least better thought through, but truly, how can one stand out from what seems like could be a hundred? I have not worked with extJS, but I have worked extensively with both Mootools and Jquery.
When I was introduced to Jquery I thought it the cats meow. Then at another job they were using Mootols. At first I found it overly complex (compared to Jquery), but as I got into it I realized it was being something Jquery was not, a classical framework. Once my head was wrapped around that thought I quickly fell in love with mootools. This new found love affair was also an epiphany. I then wanted to see what other frameworks had to offer, and learn their approaches. Since then I have gone forward to look at Prototype, Uize, YUI, Rico, Sproutcore...there are so many more. They all seem to have something to offer, demonstrating unique approaches to javascript. As an aside, I think the number of frameworks for JS shows its unique dynamic nature. Do other languages have this many frameworks? I just wonder what makes extJS the best? CHeers On Jul 7, 2011, at 2:27 PM, André Fiedler wrote: > Not Mootools, but the only (and best) really working Web-UI Framework > available: > > http://www.sencha.com/products/extjs/ > > > 2011/7/7 André Fiedler <[email protected]> > Yes MochaUI is running with 1.3 right now: > > https://github.com/mui/mochaui/blob/develop/Tests/index.html > > 1.2 Demo is here: > > http://mochaui.org/demo/ > > > 2011/7/7 verylastminute <[email protected]> > http://mootools.net/forge/p/lsd > >
