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What's your favorite Javascript framework?
Getting a little fed up with Prototype in Ruby on Rails. What are you all using?
- garbowza 19y agoYUI's worked pretty well for me. The documentation is decent, and the code seems to have good support from Yahoo.
- dshah 19y agoWe're using YUI too. Has worked well for us so far.
- yrashk 19y agoPrototype plus YUI, looking at jQuery
- veritas 19y agoA vote for MooTools, although jQuery is very nice as well.
- nextmoveone 19y agoMooTools is the truth.
- tdupree 18y agoMooTools is a fantastic library, with very solid motion tweening and decent documentation/examples. jQuery is also a very solid library.
- twism 19y agojquery... hands down
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- jdavid 19y agoshouldn't the title read "whats your favorite ruby Javascript framework?" I was hoping for info on dojo, etc....
- andrewfong 19y agoI'm not sure I understand. Why can't you use Dojo with Ruby on Rails? You lose the built-in ruby wrapper functions, but they're not required.
- dazzawazza 19y agoBig fan of Mochikit. As a python programmer it's got some good pythonic interfaces but it doesn't trample on the elegance of Javascript.
- daltonlp 19y agoSecond that. Mochikit has been rock-solid and a breeze to use.
- Zak 19y agoJQuery, but I haven't tried a big variety. Right now, I'm using Prototype because that's what Weblocks uses by default.
- mov 19y agome too
- christefano 19y agojQuery.
- jamesbritt 19y agoJQuery, plus occasional YUI
- jm3 19y agoprototype is fairly annoying. i use it daily but prefer moo and jquery.
- woid 19y agoprototype + ExtJS
- tmm1 19y agoPrototype 1.6 has some nice new features, and mootools is cool, but jQuery definitely wins.
- aston 18y agoJust curious, what sucks about Prototype? It basically fixes everything that's broken with Javascript, which is about all I want my framework to do.