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[LoanShark]

 >Sounds like we're mostly in agreement.  JQuery is probably a safe  
 >bet; it's been around for a while and seems to have "won" the  
 >JS-framework space, particularly against Prototype and Scriptaculous.  
  
 I'm not sure that's true. Take a look at Underscore. (Well, JQuery and 
Underscore
are in some respects complimentary. We do use both from the same page.) 
  
 We have 4 different UIs with different designs, with more on the way. Our
oldest one is heavily Jquery. Our mobile site does make use of jquery-mobile,
but not in a big way; most of the variable binding and rendering is done with
knockout-js. 
  
 There is a trend to do more rendering directly in JS and less in server-side
dynamic HTML generation.