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People still do that, when they want a rotating banner effect for their website or whatever. Once you get into more complex applications it doesn't really make
by jiggy2011 13y ago
People still do that, when they want a rotating banner effect for their website or whatever.
Once you get into more complex applications it doesn't really make sense to do that anymore.
- k__ 13y agoI see... maybe if you get fluent enough with JS, you're just faster hacking such little scripts than finding a page, copy it and reassemble it.
- jiggy2011 13y agoWell jquery-ui solves this problem to a large extent, if you want something like say a datepicker you can do $("#datepickerelement" ).datepicker(); and get the functionality you need in a nice reusable package without having to copy and paste giant chunks of code and pollute your global namespace.