[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-27 Thread Ganeshji Marwaha
When i look at Ext or Dojo or YUI, i always have a wow feeling... For a while i play around with them, and the next thing i know, i remember why i chose jquery. jquery is a great library that makes javascript easy as heaven. Once i realize this, again, i am outta dreamland and back into my

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-27 Thread Alexandre Plennevaux
: [jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed... Pretty cool... is it skin-able? Alexandre Plennevaux wrote: Hi John, I believe jScrollpane should be in this tight list. It's very customisable, fast and easy setup, feels responsive, renders fastly and degrades gracefully: http://www.lab-au.com/v1

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-27 Thread Erik Beeson
If you're looking for really fancy Desktop Application type controls, jQuery probably isn't the right library for you. jQuery is awesome at being a really small, blazing fast library that adds just the right amount of features to the javascript language that it actually makes javascript

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-27 Thread Ganeshji Marwaha
While some people have used it to build some desktop application type widgets, I don't think that is really the primary focus of the core development team. Is interface not part of core development team? - GTG On 6/27/07, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you're looking for really

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-27 Thread Erik Beeson
While it's arguing a bit of a technicality, I maintain that Interface is not part of the core development of jQuery, and that it's still very much an addon, not a true first class citizen like in Ext/YUI. From http://docs.jquery.com/About/Contributors Interface has been adopted as an

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-27 Thread Rey Bango
Erik, I think I can clarify this. Interface is an official plugin and a big part of the jQuery project. Both Stefan Paul, the authors and maintainers of Interface, are members of the jQuery project team whose primary task is to work on effects. The relationship is more like

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-27 Thread Erik Beeson
Thanks for the clarification. --Erik On 6/27/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Erik, I think I can clarify this. Interface is an official plugin and a big part of the jQuery project. Both Stefan Paul, the authors and maintainers of Interface, are members of the jQuery project team

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-27 Thread John Farrar
I have shared this at speaking engagements on other topics over the years. When windows and mac took the Xerox window technology and created the replacement for DOS as it was known there was a reason it worked. Along the same time there was also a core group of assembly programmers that

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-26 Thread Glen Lipka
Yeah, a bunch of those exist. I'd like to see a comboBox plugin like ExtJs. http://extjs.com/deploy/ext/examples/form/combos.html And course my dream easeBox plugin. Working on it. You should vote for the plugins that exist that are on your list. Give positive reinforcement to the authors.

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-26 Thread John Resig
I compiled a list similar to this a week ago, with viable solutions. There's a couple areas that we're hurting on (Tree, Grid, Layout, WYSIWYG), but other than that, we're pretty well off. Not bad for a community grown from the ground up: http://docs.jquery.com/Widgets --John On 6/26/07, John

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-26 Thread Rey Bango
Hi John, Ext definitely has a great look to its widgets. There are controls though that meet most of these needs: 1. Tree (like the one in EXTjs) http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-treeview/ 2. Grid (like the one in EXTjs) http://ideamill.synaptrixgroup.com/?p=7 3.

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-26 Thread John Farrar
Rey Bango wrote: Hi John, Ext definitely has a great look to its widgets. There are controls though that meet most of these needs: 1. Tree (like the one in EXTjs) Nice proof of concept... needs more to be EXTjs ready . (Drag n Drop is amazing in EXT, just to name one difference that is a

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-26 Thread Alexandre Plennevaux
-Original Message- From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Resig Sent: mardi 26 juin 2007 22:21 To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com Subject: [jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed... I compiled a list similar to this a week ago, with viable solutions. There's

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-26 Thread Rey Bango
Hi John, What I've done is show you a list of plugins that seem to target what you want. Now you need to flush out what's missing and articulate that. Rey... John Farrar wrote: Rey Bango wrote: Hi John, Ext definitely has a great look to its widgets. There are controls though that

[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...

2007-06-26 Thread John Farrar
Pretty cool... is it skin-able? Alexandre Plennevaux wrote: Hi John, I believe jScrollpane should be in this tight list. It's very customisable, fast and easy setup, feels responsive, renders fastly and degrades gracefully: http://www.lab-au.com/v1/index.php?section=news And some day, my