Dave Methvin schrieb:
> Still, if you're writing a plugin only for your personal (well, non-public)
> use and you're not using prototype.js, then you can freely use $() in
> plugins because there will be no conflict.
>   
I like the idea of using $ for prototyping. When you go back and 
refactor and most likely manage code via plugins, switch to jQuery 
instead of $. Search and replace should work in most cases.

-- Jörn

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