Hi,
Can you suggest a basic JavaScript framework, please?
Basically, it should be:
1. Compatible with most browsers.
2. Only DOM manipulation(select elements by ID and class, listen to events, etc.) No animation stuff is needed.
3. Very fast, very small.
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Basically, I could stick with JQuery, Dojo since I know these two. But is there any good alternative which does only the most basic stuff? Thank you in advance.
Ask HN: Simple, fast JavaScript Framework?
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Re: Ask HN: Simple, fast JavaScript Framework?
#2I'd look into jQuery 1.4 (currently in alpha), which is broken into modules so that you can use less of it. This isn't yet released, but it's possible to build and use it from the source tree. See the comments in build.xml for instructions on building a smaller jQuery.
There's also http://xuijs.com/ which is very minimal and targeted specifically at mobile browsers. It may not support older desktop browsers, though.
Re: Ask HN: Simple, fast JavaScript Framework?
#3I'd look into jQuery 1.4 (currently in alpha), which is broken into modules so that you can use less of it. This isn't yet released, but it's possible to build and use it from the source tree. See the comments in build.xml for instructions on building a smaller jQuery. There's also http://xuijs.com/ which is very minimal and targeted specifically at mobile browsers. It may not support older desktop browsers, though.
Great! I'll try JQuery 1.4 custom build. It seems that's exactly what I need. P.S. Does anybody know, why I can't up-vote comments and can up-vote news?
Re: Ask HN: Simple, fast JavaScript Framework?
#4I'd look into jQuery 1.4 (currently in alpha), which is broken into modules so that you can use less of it. This isn't yet released, but it's possible to build and use it from the source tree. See the comments in build.xml for instructions on building a smaller jQuery. There's also http://xuijs.com/ which is very minimal and targeted specifically at mobile browsers. It may not support older desktop browsers, though.
Great! I'll try JQuery 1.4 custom build. It seems that's exactly what I need. P.S. Does anybody know, why I can't up-vote comments and can up-vote news?
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Re: Ask HN: Simple, fast JavaScript Framework?
#5use YUI 3.0.