Sounds like you don't to public facing web sites. Having so many
libraries means there must be several hundred kb download just to get
going.
I'm not saying to use all of them at the same time. I'm just saying that
we use the parts we need to solve particular problems. In the case of
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Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2007 5:07 PM
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Subject: [jQuery] Re: Opinions on YUI?
Some random, non-code reasons:
- jQuery has significantly wider adoption and user base.
http://www.google.com/trends?q=jquery%2C+yahoo+ui
- jQuery has
Personally, I find that limiting oneself to a single library is too
restrictive. For my situation, we've approved jquery and YUI, primarily
because they're well-documented. Difficulty aside, if you need to
complete a task, looking at the docs long enough will get you there. I'm
thinking
I'm wondering Russia and the Ukraine are the top regions but no
Ukrainian or Russian city is in the top ten :)
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John Resig schreef:
Some random, non-code reasons:
- jQuery has significantly wider adoption and user base.
http://www.google.com/trends?q=jquery%2C+yahoo+ui
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From: Glen Lipka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
A great way to decide is to take a few of your real
use-cases. Try to implement in both libraries.
Then compare the results. Was it fun? Was it quick? Is it
maintainable? What is the code size?
Have a new person
Brian Miller schrieb:
Hopefully, people are open-minded, and willing to mash up 2-3 different
libraries.
I'm mashing Ext and jQuery at work. So far there is no equivalent
jQuery-based component to replace Ext's grid and tree components. And
jQuery helps a lot to fill all the gaps that Ext
Yeah! what Jorn said! I love both jQuery and Ext but wouldn't it be
fantastic to have Ext's widgets, panels, etc all with jQuery's syntax?
On Sep 19, 1:28 pm, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brian Miller schrieb: Hopefully, people are open-minded, and willing to mash
up 2-3 different
Better choice is relative.
To me, YUI is unacceptable because I tried 3 times to show/hide a simple
div, and could not for the life of me figure it out.
I also posted to their mailing list and got no response.
However, I know people who love it because its namespacing is very
predictable. Some
Personally, I find that limiting oneself to a single library is too
restrictive. For my situation, we've approved jquery and YUI, primarily
because they're well-documented. Difficulty aside, if you need to
complete a task, looking at the docs long enough will get you there. I'm
thinking of
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