It's generally not a good idea to use two large libraries like this in
the same page. Not only do they conflict (unless you use the
jQuery.noConflict() patch to rewrite any uses of the $ function
defined in Prototype) but they each do more or less the same thing, so
it's a waste to force a download of both on your users.
It's been my experience that anything you want to do in jQuery you can
do in Prototype, and vice-versa.
Walter
On Jul 17, 2011, at 6:59 PM, Alexey Petrushin wrote:
So, does anyone use PrototypeJS with jQuery?
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