Erik Beeson wrote:
I like backin/out. It feels like the virtual equivalent of physical
toggle switches that work like that (often used as power switches).
I disagree about having that stuff in the core though. Often I don't
even need animations or ajax, but part of what I really like about
jQuery is that it's small enough that it doesn't hurt to load all of
that stuff whether you need it or not. Not having to deal with loading
various "packages" based on which features you need is nice, but the
tricky bit is finding the right balance between including things and
not. I'd say, leave the core features in the core, and addon features in
plugins. e.g. Basic ajax stuff in the core, auto ajaxification of forms
in a plugin. Basic animations in the core, fancy easing effects in a
plugin. Basic selectors in the core, super speed tuned selectors in a
plugin. etc.
I really like this plugin as well. If I had known this before, I could
have just use this instead of lots more KB for the Interface bounce out...
Does not need to be in core necessarily, but I'd like to see an official
"turboanimation" plugin, in analogy to turbospeed.
--Klaus
