[Catalyst] Which JS framework to use?

2011-03-13 Thread Alex Povolotsky
Hello! I'm QUITE new to JS, and tried my best to evade it, but now I have to face that thing. First of all, I'd need autocompletion and form extension (Add one more field button, to clone selectbox+text fields) I understand that it can be done using ANY nowadays framework, but I'd also

Re: [Catalyst] Which JS framework to use?

2011-03-13 Thread Richard Thomas
jQuery, without a shadow of doubt. It's getting to be like CPAN, where the trick is picking the right plug-in from the assortment available. Whatever modern web stuff you want to do, you're unlikely to go wrong with jQuery. cheers RET Sent from my iPhone On

Re: [Catalyst] Which JS framework to use?

2011-03-13 Thread Richard Thomas
My experience with mootools is quite limited - and I certainly don't want to start Palestine for Geeks by arguing javascript frameworks on the Catalyst framework list! - but I did intend to make the point previously that much of the syntax of jQuery will feel familiar to anyone with a perl

Re: [Catalyst] Which JS framework to use?

2011-03-13 Thread Peter Edwards
On 13 March 2011 08:15, Alex Povolotsky tark...@over.ru wrote: I'm QUITE new to JS, and tried my best to evade it, but now I have to face that thing. First of all, I'd need autocompletion and form extension (Add one more field button, to clone selectbox+text fields) I understand that it

Re: [Catalyst] Which JS framework to use?

2011-03-13 Thread shawn wilson
On Sun, Mar 13, 2011 at 4:15 AM, Alex Povolotsky tark...@over.ru wrote: Hello! I'm QUITE new to JS, and tried my best to evade it, but now I have to face that thing. First of all, I'd need autocompletion and form extension (Add one more field button, to clone selectbox+text fields) I