By bloid
via webmaster-source.com
Published: Nov 20 2007 / 23:34
The two biggest JavaScript frameworks in use are jQuery and Prototype. Until recently, I used Prototype a bit. After having to use jQuery for a recent project, I’ve actually started to enjoy using it. It’s easy to use, and it’s lightweight. I’m probably going to re-code a bunch of things over at NTugo so I can use jQuery there instead of Prototype. It’s a lot better.
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Comments
ashiro replied ago:
jQuery all the way.
nakula replied ago:
size comparison is useless for 2 libraries. After gzip compression difference is negligible
skateinmars replied ago:
Bad comparison, you shouldn't have to use onclick directly with prototype...
antych replied ago:
"That’s 27 seconds at 56 kilobits per second." -wtf dude?
Michael Sync replied ago:
>>size comparison is useless for 2 libraries
Yeah... At least, he should cover about the main features between those two versions.....
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