Re: [jQuery] Ajaxian Framework Results

2006-09-25 Thread Clodelio Delfino
same here, seldom did i use javascript... until jquery came, and the jquery plugins, the best!!! c",) Chris Mcleod wrote: > That's certainly true of me! I didn't use JS at all until I came across > jQuery. Now I'm using it _all_ the time. > > -Original Message- > >> The motto will be "I

Re: [jQuery] Ajaxian Framework Results

2006-09-25 Thread Chris Mcleod
That's certainly true of me! I didn't use JS at all until I came across jQuery. Now I'm using it _all_ the time. -Original Message- > The motto will be "I never liked javascript, until I met jQuery". > -- Fil __ This em

Re: [jQuery] Ajaxian Framework Results

2006-09-25 Thread Dan Atkinson
Yes. But this is classed as 'web 2.0' so everything is aged from its beta release! ;) Fil wrote: > >> > jQuery is only, what, one month old? >> >> Try thirteen months! :) It moved from beta to stable last month, but it >> has >> been around for over a year now. > > Yes I know that. But the of

Re: [jQuery] Ajaxian Framework Results

2006-09-25 Thread Fil
> > jQuery is only, what, one month old? > > Try thirteen months! :) It moved from beta to stable last month, but it has > been around for over a year now. Yes I know that. But the official release is only one month old. -- Fil ___ jQuery mailing lis

Re: [jQuery] Ajaxian Framework Results

2006-09-25 Thread Dan Atkinson
Fil wrote: > > jQuery is only, what, one month old? > Try thirteen months! :) It moved from beta to stable last month, but it has been around for over a year now. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Ajaxian-Framework-Results-tf2324688.html#a6485512 Sent from the JQuery mai

Re: [jQuery] Ajaxian Framework Results

2006-09-25 Thread Dan Atkinson
Always. I think more publicity of the cool side of jQuery needs highlighting. Games, chat clients, guerilla advertising... It's all cool. wycats wrote: > > This just shows that we need to do something to push up the profile of > jQuery. We're obviously making progress, but Prototype and Scri

Re: [jQuery] Ajaxian Framework Results

2006-09-25 Thread Fil
@ Yehuda Katz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> : > This just shows that we need to do something to push up the profile of > jQuery. We're obviously making progress, but Prototype and Scriptaculous are > the king and queen at the moment. I'm not sure it stays like this for long. jQuery is only, what, one month

Re: [jQuery] Ajaxian Framework Results

2006-09-25 Thread Yehuda Katz
This just shows that we need to do something to push up the profile of jQuery. We're obviously making progress, but Prototype and Scriptaculous are the king and queen at the moment.Anyone up for a jQuery marketing side-project? -- YehudaOn 9/25/06, Dan Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Bah...This

Re: [jQuery] Ajaxian Framework Results

2006-09-25 Thread Dan Atkinson
Bah... This is a popularity contest! All this shows it that: 43% of folks love code bloat 33% love even more code bloat, because it does one thing that's cool 19% enjoy unnecessary functions that they'll never use 12% of people are kidding themselves 11% of people saw the name and thought 'cool'

[jQuery] Ajaxian Framework Results

2006-09-23 Thread Rey Bango
Well, JQuery may not be the top at the moment but its only a matter of time. :o) http://ajaxian.com/archives/ajaxiancom-2006-survey-results Rey... ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/