jQuery ft Prototype

It's really hard to choice. Easy (to me ;) in developing and understanding jQuery as AJAX/javascript framework. Or hard (as for me) but native Prototype.

When I wrote my own function in AJAX/JS I use jQuery (of course). But when you'll start using AJAX with standart pagination (for example) - easy to use - prototype with ajax.helper....

Now I seat and thinking about: may be start to study Prototype? Or start to write jquery.helper?  ;-)

jQuery and cakephp startup

After a long work (from 16 sep) we need to wait some day to get new release of UI jQuery (as I read at jquery/blog) Waiting! Be patient! ;-)

And you know who - start new cakephp startup - PostTask (forget about your time leak!)

But at current moment site is not work ;( Yesterday I use them, but now...

Waiting and look at this interesting project

Nicedit & jQuery

I found some trouble when using Nicedit & jQuery together.

< ? if ($obAuth->lock(array(2)) != 1) : ? >


$(document).ready(function() {
$("div.ppp a").not("[@href*=flomaster]").attr({ target : "_blank"});
});

< ? endif; ? >
< ? if ($obAuth->lock(array(2)) == 1) : ? >


bkLib.onDomLoaded(function() {
new nicEditor().panelInstance('PostBody');
});

< ? endif;? >

It's too late. But now it's work in my admin area. Only one be live (Highlander ;-)

New jQuery 1.2.2: 300% speedup!

From jQuery Blog:

On the 2nd anniversary of jQuery’s release we’re proud to bring you a brand new release of jQuery. This is primarily a bug fix release for jQuery 1.2. You can view the full list of what was fixed on the bug tracker.

Downloading

jQuery 1.2.2:

• jQuery Minified (15kb with Gzipping)
• jQuery Packed (28kb)
• jQuery Regular (93kb)

As I see, now we have 28kb of js code... One year ago we had 16kb... And this fact was a great argument to choice this library for development. Now, after getting a lot of funs, jquery grows up ;-)

Also, I didn't see a big problem in size. Year ago I had 512kb/128kb ADSL, now I have 1M/512kb in same price. Other guys (I think so) have speedup them Internet connection to. So, Long Live jQuery! ;-)

Server-side AJAX answer generator

At russian news-site habrahabr.ru, I found interesting jQueryPHP library, which help you generate correct AJAX-answers.

Try and use. Link.

Don't worry, all information at that pages in english ;-)