* http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/theater/
(Really, do this today!)
I completely agree with Ted! My only word of caution is that YUI is
oriented towards software developers. "Creatives" are probably going to
prefer libraries like Mootools that provide simple to use widgets that
you don't need to understand (http://demos.mootools.net/). The
suitability depends on the type of application you're building. My
preference is to write correct javascript.
With respect to GWT, my only experience is experimental (and I bought a
book on it!), but if you go down that path you need to make a paradigm
shift and stop caring how the html looks. You develop in an environment
like Swing with layout managers. UI design needs to follow the same
approach you'd use when developing a normal rich application. This
paradigm-shift seems to scare off most traditional web developers but
attracts developers that prefer the swing-like event model. GWT is
probably not suitable if you only need a couple of widgets in a
traditional web page. I stopped experimenting with GWT when I realized
javascript was actually good.
I can't comment on the JSF features.
regards,
Jeromy Evans
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