By arussell@pathf.com
via blogs.pathf.com
Published: Jul 27 2007 / 05:46
In reverse engineering the Scriptaculous into GWTaculous, I've done a bit of spelunking and produced a few artifacts to explain Scriptaculous to myself. I thought I'd share one of them -- a sequence diagram for Effects -- in the hopes that someone else will find it useful. The diagram below isn't complete -- it doesn't contain the event calls -- and it doesn't cover the Parallel effects, but it does give a decent overview for anyone trying to understand the Event lifecycle or someone trying to write their own effect.
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