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Javascript Monkeys
All and all .... in and out....total Javascript..... Discuss anything... ask anything. Say anything.
Post jobs, questions, requests, suggestions and the usual deal.
Network Leader: Anuraag
Spencer Tipping
Finally implemented operator overloading and macros in JavaScript: http://github.com/spencertipping/divergence-rebase/. The README in the repository goes over more details, but basically you can define operators:
Array.prototype['<<'] = function (x) {this.push (x); return this};
and then use them inside functions:
d.rebase (function (x) {return [1, 2, 3] << x}) (4) // => [1, 2, 3, 4]
Spencer Tipping
Created a JS library based on function manipulation: http://github.com/spencertipping/divergence. Here's a page that uses it; with the library it's 135 lines of code: http://spencertipping.com/beta/cheloniidae-live/.
Also wrote a guide to advanced JS programming (feedback totally welcome): http://github.com/spencertipping/js-in-ten-minutes.
Sorry for the link bombardment, but maybe someone will find this interesting.
Jay Godse
Just discovered lightboxes & thickboxes. Should I go jQuery, Prototype, YUI, or other? Comments?
Clayton McIlrath:
I prefer shadowbox for it's flexibility, style and performance: MoreI prefer shadowbox for it's flexibility, style and performance: http://www.shadowbox-js.com/
120 weeks ago
120 weeks ago
adam gordon:
It really depends on how big of a project you're considering. If you want clean and ease of maintenance with almost guaranteed cross browser ...MoreIt really depends on how big of a project you're considering. If you want clean and ease of maintenance with almost guaranteed cross browser compatibility, straight up jQuery is probably your best bet. If you want all manner of GUI widgets for setting up an on-line store or the like, YUI or Ext has darn near everything.
116 weeks ago
116 weeks ago
Anuraag
Recent changes to jQuery http://www.slideshare.net/jeresig/recent-changes-to-jquerys-internals
Feed ur eyes...
Anuraag
YUI has the draw back of too many modules load up. But then you can load them on your choice also.
We do get hooked to one lib at times :)
Stephen Evermore
Obligatory platform poll? I'm polling usage, not opinions or smack talk.
More than anything else, I'm currently using: PrototypeJS
Spencer Tipping:
jQuery. I use it with a couple of home-grown plugins for my homepage: spencertipping.com.
112 weeks ago
112 weeks ago
Anuraag
Welcome Monkeys :D. no offense intended.Web Developers tinker a lot with everything and create hoopla out of anything.=) welcome.
