I noticed the same problem when I looked into the online jQuery docs.
Why not take a few widgets that are done in jExt and do them in
jQuery, you might benefit from learning both libraries?

cheers.
-chris

On Mar 31, 9:22 am, Sanjiv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>    I am a student applicant for this year's GSoC and I have submitted
> a proposal for building a library of ToscaWidgets using jQuery and
> OpenLayers. My proposal is 
> athttp://docs.turbogears.org/GSoC/StudentProposals2008#project-toscawid...
>
>    Further to discussions on these 
> threadshttp://groups.google.co.in/group/turbogears-trunk/browse_thread/threa...http://groups.google.co.in/group/turbogears-trunk/browse_thread/threa...
>
>   I would like to open this thread on the issue of selecting the
> single best or 2/3 best javascript toolkit(s) for TwTools. Apart from
> OpenLayers which is one of the fastest developing client-side web GIS
> toolkit, supported by the OSGeo (http://www.osgeo.org/openlayers) I
> proposed to develop the widgets using jQuery. The main reasons for
> that are:
>
>   (a) I felt the core of jQuery is very strong. It supports amazing
> capabilities using very clean and compact syntax.
>
>   (b) It offers a rich set of fundamental features for Selection and
> DOM Manipulation.
>
>   (c) It is very well documented. I found three published books on
> jQuery.
>
>   (d) It allows other tool kits to build on top of it. For example, I
> heard EtxJS widgets can use jQuery core libraries. This only speaks of
> the clean api design of jQuery.
>
>   (e) Given the set of features it offers, it is very light weight.
> And that matters for a webapp.
>
> However, I found less no of readymade widgets available for jQuery.
> ExtJS seems to have a comprehensive set of well polished widgets which
> can get anyone readily started. But I also heard that it tends to
> takeover the layout of the page.
>
>   These thoughts are a result of my limited research and very little
> experience in the field of Javascript. So thoughts, ideas,
> suggestions, flames are welcome.
>
> Sanjiv
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