A pretty good javascript library roundup !

Okay, this is a bit old, but for those who’d have missed it, check this article out :
http://edevil.wordpress.com/2005/11/14/javascript-libraries-roundup/

A pretty comprehensive and great roundup of librairies out there !
Thought I would share

Go for moo.fx and moo.ajax. Simple and get the problem solved without boggin down the output with heavy lifting javascript files

Wendy, does prototypelite.js allow you to do drag and drop?

Quote from: rthrash at Mar 14, 2006, 11:09 AM

Wendy, does prototypelite.js allow you to do drag and drop?

Unfortunately not.
But I can see whether I can extend it or not, because I’m working on remodifying moo.fx and moo.ajax for it to work on my current project. I’ll try to post some of my modification to the official site of moo, but if they think it will just make the file size a little bit too big, then I will release it on this forum

He won’t budge past 3Kb btw.

Btw Ryan, if we are planning to use it on our manager backend, then I would suggest to use full prototype package, considering downloading 60k javascript on the first load will be worth it to be used accross the manager, instead of stripping it down to 10-25k, but it’s causing a lot of headache on the developers site.

I have some part of my eShop almost working with AJAX, and I will ask Susan to tested it, and hopefully she can give you a better idea on how it works. If the functionality seems intuitive and easy to use, then I can help developing using moo package, but if she think there is still a thing that need to be done, but it can’t be accomplished using moo, then it’s better for us to use the old way, by using prototype and script.aculo.

FYI, I’m using extensive use of JSON to pass data back and forth, instead of XML, so should we call it AJAX-J?