[MTOS-dev] JavaScript Holy Wars: Poll Style

[David Scott]

Er, um, all of the frameworks allow you to do that.

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Bud Gibson wrote:
> I used it to teach a course last term, and I was pretty impressed.  
> The thing that struck me was how it tied in to web standards and made 
> it easy to implement an unobtrusive javascript design pattern.  You 
> don't even put javascript event triggers in your html page.  Instead 
> jQuery attaches these after the page has loaded.  So, basically, by 
> design you wind up with a version of your page that works without 
> javascript and another that works with.  Very easy to do graceful 
> degradation.
>
> I highly recommend http://www.learningjquery.com/ for good tutorial 
> approaches.
>
> Bud
>
> On Feb 1, 2008 4:20 PM, Timothy Appnel <tim at appnel.com 
> <mailto:tim at appnel.com>> wrote:
>
>     While I suspect not everyone spoke up I have to reiterate how posts
>     like this one made a real impressions on me:
>     http://borkweb.com/story/the-ajax-experience-jquery-toolkit. This post
>     is interesting because the author was a fan of Prototype and
>     Scriptalicious like Reed until they were introduced to jQuery. Also,
>     anything that the critical eye of Su favors says a lot to me. ;)
>
>     Not sure what everyone else is thinking since its been pretty quiet
>     since the initial burst of activity.
>
>     <tim/>
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