[TYPO3-ect] Evaluation: Which JS library to recommend?
Steffen Kamper
steffen at sk-typo3.de
Sun Oct 28 21:26:57 CET 2007
"Steffen Kamper" <steffen at sk-typo3.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> "Elmar Hinz" <elmar07 at googlemail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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>> Hello all,
>>
>> dispite of many drawbacks and tears in the past JS libraries are en vogue
>> again. Still impressive short term successes may be followed by
>> unsatisfied, complaining customers few monthes later, when the next
>> generation of browsers is comming up or when the fashion changes and
>> another champion is the new must have.
>>
>> However, a lot of progress has been made, long term stability is growing
>> and
>> features have become that impressive, that you will often decide to use a
>> JS library especially to build applications in closed areas of your site,
>> that don't need to match standards of accessibility.
>>
>> But it is a critical effort to give recommendations in this field by the
>> Extension Coordination Team. On the other hand the volatility is the
>> reason
>> why TYPO3 extension developers expect some recommonendations, to get at
>> least a minimum of orientation for the usage within TYPO3 extensions.
>>
>> If we give a recommandation of a preferred JS library, which one should
>> it
>> be today?
>>
>> Candidates: Dojo, Mochikit, jQuery, ExtJS
>>
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> i also miss mootools - for many things the smallest and fine working lib.
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> vg Steffen
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and - for me it is difficult to make a vote - each frmaework has his own
strength, e.g. has extjs the best grids i ever saw, but extjs also is very
big and for some cases too slow.
Mootools is a very "clean coded" library with much power and effects.
I'm sure Ries would tell same from Dojo.
So I only know 3 frameworks really, i work with 2, i'm interested in more.
vg Steffen
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