> It does have some nice features. I'd like to see all the CSS-selector
> emulation in MochiKit, but adding properties to or proxying DOM
> objects is not something I want MochiKit to do.
Yes, that's the single greatest feature of jQuery, the CSS and Xpath
selector. And it can work on any document. Consider this very easy rss
reader:
$.get("rss20.xml", got_response);
function got_response(xml) {
var items = $("/rss/channel/item", xml);
items.each( function() {
var title = $('title', this).get(0).firstChild.nodeValue;
var link = $('link', this).get(0).childNodes[0].nodeValue;
$('ul#rss_titles').append( $.LI({}, $.A({href:link}, title)) );
});
};
BTW How would I do this with Mochikit?
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