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The README for this desperately needs the blacklist, not the whitelist. I care a lot more about the 10% that's missing. Unfortunately, the "limitations" sectio

by lunaru 15y ago

The README for this desperately needs the blacklist, not the whitelist. I care a lot more about the 10% that's missing. Unfortunately, the "limitations" sections reads fairly cryptically. I'm probably just a little slow today. Can anyone explain what's actually not included? For example are "Valid Examples" examples of what's allowed or not allowed?

kellishaver 15y ago
From the readme, I see two major show-stoppers for me; no .delegate() - or even .live(), and no support for the 'change' event... and I can't tell if selectors support filters like :first, :last, :checked, etc.
- southpolesteve 15y ago
  Really no .live()? That would be a deal breaker for most of my projects
  - joshmattvander 15y ago
    .live() is lazy. You can always use the parent to delegate.
  - est 15y ago
    As of jQuery 1.7, the .live() method is deprecated. http://api.jquery.com/live/ http://api.jquery.com/live/
- mythz 15y ago
  I think it's worth adding .delegate() to core, .live() no. I'll dive in to see how much code is required to come along with it. Also note the list to what's in core is not permanent, and can be changed by popular demand :) I still think a large part of jQuery is bloat that is rarely used.
  - kellishaver 15y ago
    Oh, I agree. It would be better to have .delegate() than .live(). I'm not bothered by the lack of .live()'s presence. I just meant that .delegate() didn't exist, and .live() wasn't there in lieu of it.
- nikcub 15y ago
  Backbone and Spine depend on delegate