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JQuery: JavaScript Library of the Future

22 点作者 r11t超过 15 年前

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billybob超过 15 年前
I write mostly PHP and Javascript at work. Given the choice of 1) creating an app in PHP, or 2) creating a simple PHP back end to, for example, add or delete a resource, and creating all the interaction in HTML/Javascript, I always go with #2.<p>That's because jQuery makes Javascript and Ajax so easy. PHP is painful by comparison. (Of course, many people say PHP is painful inherently...)<p>More importantly, jQuery is much much faster and less error-prone to develop with that Javascript alone.
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petesalty超过 15 年前
The last small app I wrote in Rails, <a href="http://glunote.com" rel="nofollow">http://glunote.com</a>, I switched from the standard Prototype/Scriptaculous libraries to JQuery, just to give it a spin. Took about 5 minutes to install the JQuery plugin (JRails) and tweek a few things to get it up and running. Man, was I impressed. Not that glunote does anything super tricky AJAX wise, but I still found JQuery so much easier to use than prototype.<p>It's got a really shallow learning curve, it integrates well with existing Rails RJS and helper functions (thanks to jRails), has a ton of plugins and is pretty lightweight for a JS library. I'll be using it for all future projects.
geuis超过 15 年前
These kinds of slide presentations just don't make a whole lot of sense without accompanying audio.
zealog超过 15 年前
jQuery is the library of the present. LOVE it.<p>It's made me look forward to writing JS in my projects, and that's saying something.