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I used to be a Prototype user but since a month or 2 ago I too have switched to jQuery. It seems Prototype development has come to a stand still while jQuery de
by FooBarWidget 17y ago
I used to be a Prototype user but since a month or 2 ago I too have switched to jQuery. It seems Prototype development has come to a stand still while jQuery development and its community are flourishing.
There were two reasons why I stuck with Prototype:
* Things like Element.clonePosition(), Element.absolutize() and TimedObserver have no equivalent in jQuery. But now I've found plugins that implement the same features.
* It's the default JS framework supported by Ruby on Rails. For my latest Rails app I just ignored all the Rails helpers and used jQuery directly.