By bloid
via blogs.pathf.com
Published: Dec 14 2007 / 03:38
When I was first getting acquainted with jQuery, I blogged about it quite a bit (here, here and here). There was a lot I liked, but I got easily frustrated. Having previous experience with Scriptaculous, I found the built-in effects features and even the Interface plugin a little under-featured. In particular, the lack of fine-grained queue control bothered me. I also struggled at first with jQuery's lack of built-in object and class factories. I engaged in back-and-forth with jQuery team members about my posts. Then I moved on to other projects.
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