excellent development tools for Mochikit, can you elucidate more this
would be a very useful, discussion for js devs
thanks for your great input guys
Sam Sutch wrote:
> I agree with Bob. I'm still not a fan of prototype, though.
>
> Dojo is good for some things. It doesn't seem to be targeted at small
> projects. It's more targeted along the lines of a large
> javascript-based application. For example, an OS:
> https://www.youos.com/ uses Dojo extensively. Dojo is so large, in
> fact, MochiKit can be used /within/ Dojo, just to give you some
> perspective. I say java-thonic, or dot.net-thonic because it /is/
> quite large and daunting to get started with. It's probably *not* best
> for small to small-medium sized projects.
>
> MochiKit, on the other hand is, as I said, mucho pythonic. I,
> personally, LOVE it. MochiKit does what it claims to do, and that's
> make javascript "suck less." It includes iterators, functional
> programming concepts (partial, etc...), deferred from Twisted, Color
> from Cocoa, DOM manipulation that /doesn't/ suck, excellent
> development tools, insanely good documentation [...].
>
> There are others that some people seem to like, such as JQuery. I
> don't know anything about it other than it seems to be a big buzzword
> whore. Also, Scriptaculious (sp?) and Rico, which seems to take after
> Dojo to an extent (widgets and such), both based on Prototype. Dojo
> and Rico try to give you a simpleish to use Widget and allow you to
> customize it, /to an extent/. MochiKit tries to say, "here, javascript
> doesn't suck now so it really isn't _that_ hard."
>
> -Sam
>
>
> On 8/15/06, Bob Ippolito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > To be fair, the right answer is that it really depends on what you
> > want to do. You shouldn't pick a toolkit before you have a use for it.
> >
> > -bob


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