Ryan Gahl wrote: > Still not understanding why you don't just apply your ideas to your > implementation of prototype.js? Just because it's not in any kind of > official release doesn't mean you can't add prefixes to your copy. And > the prototype library is small enough that if you ever need to upgrade > it, it's not going to take you that long to re-apply the prefixes.
I personally think this is also a mess. Not only does it mean that you have to edit your copy of the prototype lib, but you also have to edit any other libraries that may depend on it (script.aculo.us, rico, etc) and he would also have to create special docs for his users, etc. Not alot of fun. > I'm afraid you're looking for the perfect solution, which I'm afraid > does not exist. I'll bet in the long run it's a better choice to stick > with prototype.js and use your prefix idea rather than spend all the > time to convert to dojo which may not even solve your problem... But I > don't know your project like you do I guess. Even if Ajile doesn't work for everyone, it might work for him (even if it does add some overhead). -- Michael Peters Developer Plus Three, LP _______________________________________________ Rails-spinoffs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails-spinoffs
