As one of precedent posts was about cookie plugin into the core, I
want to discuss about plugins and their quality warranty.
The reason why some features are not included in the core is that you
want a lightweight library and they aren't enough frequently used, and
I totally agree with that.
I agree with Mike - I think cookies should be standard.
However, my reason is less because 'users' need cookies regularly, but
because a huge number of plug-ins and widgets do. State-management is
becoming a 'requirement' for many widgets, so having a standard cookie
API *built-in* is superior
For this idea to be taken seriously, I think you would need to create
such a version and benchmark it VS the all-in-one jQuery.js. IF you
can show significantl performance differences, then perpahs your idea
could gain some traction (though I'm not in favor of it). But if we
are only talking
Additionally, if there is an appreciable difference, it's likely that
we would just change the logic in jQuery itself to only initialize the
specific code branches once (which is something that we should be
doing anyway).
--John
On Sat, Aug 22, 2009 at 2:01 PM, Kevin
For this idea to be taken seriously, I think you would need to create
such a version and benchmark it VS the all-in-one jQuery.js. IF you
can show significant performance differences, then perpahs your idea
could gain some traction
You're right. I'll make tests as soon as possible, and
This could be managed by a jquery-side dependencies management of
labelized plugins.
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For this idea to be taken seriously, I think you would need to
create such a version and benchmark it VS the all-in-one
jQuery.js.
IF you can show significant performance differences, then
perhaps your idea could gain some traction
You're right. I'll make tests as soon as possible,
There are so many other things that can make your
own jQuery code slow.
It's not my own code which was slow. It's jquery ui's one. My code
was'nt developed using jquery and was much faster.
When I migrated it to jquery, it became slow. As draggable and
selectable are both using mousemove event
