On Jan 20, 8:51 am, SWilk <[email protected]> wrote:
...
> Enumerable mixin. I can't find anything like it in jQuery, and I use
> it very often in our applications (not a public website, but an
> intranet CRM and similar aplications). If you write classes
> representing your data, than it's very very useful. Not to mention
> what help it is with an array.
>
> What notable extra functionality offers jQuery over Prototype then? I
> know little of jQuery, but would like to know what we can/should
> improve ;)
>
> --
> Regards,
> SWilk
Seconded here. i actually switched BACK from jQuery because i didn't
see anything that had broad coverage of enumerables. When i create a
JS class that my web app will use, there are often data collections
utilized within that class, and jQuery just doesn't seem to address
those. It's focused heavily on DOM collections using CSS selectors,
with little help for data. At least that's been my experience with it.
i tend to like the jQuery filtering/unfiltering approach, though.
Something i wish Prototype would implement. And while it may not add a
LOT of overhead, Prototype's aliasing so many methods just feels a bit
sloppy. Just my opinion.
-joe t.
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