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I ever only had to go for jquery for the plotting libraries. other then that, YUI is much more professional to use. most web searchs for jquery keywords you g
by gcb 17y ago
I ever only had to go for jquery for the plotting libraries.
other then that, YUI is much more professional to use.
most web searchs for jquery keywords you got a zillion blogs with 'plugins' on how to do stupid little things. yui has a nice documentation and is consistent even when you account community created widgets.
yui can be a little too OO centered, i recognize.
and on the end. diversity is always awesome!
- postfuturist 17y agoWhat makes YUI more professional? I've used both quite a bit and I've found the YUI documentation to be frustrating to navigate and overly complex. YUI reminds me of the standard Java libraries in all the wrong ways. jquery has fantastically straight-forward, simple documentation.
- gcb 17y agoI agree. jquery is more straight-forward for the Funcional crowd. which is not everyone. it's almost everyone that do javascript. but even I like to use OO for frontend as it's something i usually write-once-read-four-months-later. and I need that OO constrains to live well with that. About the documentation. it's a reference guide. it's like reading a well formated source code. and the search feature there is top notch. I like it. That's the main advantage to me. jquery tries to patronize me sometimes.