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No mention of YUI yet? I have been using it for years and can't imagine using any other framework. YUI can be somewhat low level, but YUI 2 has grown to provi
by mattberg 16y ago
No mention of YUI yet? I have been using it for years and can't imagine using any other framework.
YUI can be somewhat low level, but YUI 2 has grown to provide many impressive components like layout manager, menus, data tables, rich text editors, tree views, tab views, and more. Not to mention one of my favorite parts of YUI, the CSS font and reset files.
YUI 3 is much more reminiscent of jQuery, but doesn't quite have the component list of its predecessor (YUI 2). The YUI community is very active and the people behind the project are very communicative.
Anyways, just thought I would throw in my vote for YUI.
- idoh 16y agoI'll also cast a vote for YUI. Caveat - I'm a product manager and not a developer, and the eng team chose YUI on it's own. It really worked out well for the product - we were able to put out some really impressive features using YUI data tables and some light use of other things as well. Basically, a lot of business app development is taking data from the database and making a table from which users can edit info or add new rows. All of the stuff that you need for that is in YUI - inline cell editing, tabs, hiding columns and picking them, and formatting data. The performance is excellent as well - the data table performed really well even if there were hundreds of rows.