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Old 03-31-2008, 08:49 AM
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Default which javascript framework do you use?

Hey everybody, I started to play with javascript not very long ago, maybe 3 or 5 months, hard to remember. Honestly I really enjoy this since with js creating a drop-down menu was possible years ago, and coding this using pure css is a huge challange. I created a three level menu some weeks ago, but for the correct display I had to implement javascript functions as well. So the drop down menu is the past of javascript, you may imagine that there is no limit for javascript nowadays. I mostly use mootools the lightweight js library to shorten the necessary time.
Which framework do you use and why?
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Old 04-01-2008, 10:16 AM
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Not really used it in any major project so far, but have been playing around with mochkit. So far looks neat, plenty of features and easy to use.
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