On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 10:05 PM, John Resig <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> This is my biggest contention with the widget framework at the moment
>> and I am only left with the option of copy/pasting snippets due to
>> lack of extensibility features. In fact, if I may be bold enough to
>> say it, I think the widget framework wasn't well planned and I have a
>> feeling that due to backward compatibility issues it will be a while
>> before it can be cleaned up.
>>
>> A design overhaul for widgets is my biggest wish for the upcoming
>> release. Not only will it make it easy to extend plugins, but it will
>> reduce the overall footprint of plugins which sometimes end up
>> cramming in quite a lot.
>>
>> Is this already on the radar and when should we set our expectations
>> for an the widget architecture?
>
> As I mentioned in the previous email in this thread, this is something
> that I've started to work with the jQuery UI team on. The issue of
> extensible plugins is very real - and it's one that may only be solved
> with code. I pointed to a mock-up of jQuery.plugin which could be used
> for improving the extensibility of any plugin that uses it (including
> UI) and I'll certainly continue to work on it if, for nothing else, to
> make sure that UI has a good extensibility solution that doesn't
> compromise the current API.


Saw that mail just as I sent out mine. Eagerly await this one. +1 for
the history plugin. It was the reason why I joined the UI list it the
first place.

-- Aleem

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