Dojo and MooTools play well together. You would just instantiate this class instead of a MooTools plugin, but otherwise it's very, very similar. It does add the overhead of dojo to your app, but I get the impression that you're building tools for internal use, and bandwidth typically isn't as big of an issue in those cases.
If you don't want to use Dojo, and you can't do pagination, you're going to have these performance issues in IE. On Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 11:21 AM, hairbo <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks, Aaron. That's more or less what I thought. I guess the fact that > IE9 performs capably means Microsoft is taking steps in the right direction. > > I probably don't have the manpower to throw at the Dojo thing, though it > looks really cool. Dojo and Mootools play together nicely, I assume? Or > would I have to use the dollar-safe mode if I introduce dojo? >
