Agreed. Dependency management can solve the problem of identifying the
correct API to use with plugins.
But, as for cookie management on the core, I still don't agree. It
will make the jQuery object grow in size, thus affecting performance,
and this functionality has nothing to do with anything
jQuery UI could be a better place for a cookie component, to live
along other utilities like Positon and Stackfix. Once it makes it into
a stable release, you could use the jQuery UI download builder to
configure your setup.
Jörn
On Sun, Aug 23, 2009 at 6:34 PM, diogobaederdiogobae...@gmail.com
John you should start with Sizzle then, where the basic build will be
something like:
function Sizzle(selector, context){
return Array.prototype.slice.call((context ||
document).quertySelectorAll(selector));
};
Makes sense for every Sizzle based library, famous or home made one, no?
Regards
