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jQuery 1.4, MooTools 1.2 Compared
February 5, 2010
I recently read “jQuery 1.4 Released: The 15 New Features you Must Know” over at Nettuts and thought it would be interesting to compare the features of MooTools 1.2 to the new features in Jquery 1.4, released 18 months later. Enjoy!
Google Apps to Drop IE6 Support in 2010
February 2, 2010
Just got this exciting email from Google Apps–though I’m afraid this still isn’t enough to be able to ignore IE6 within the next year.
Dear Google Apps admin, In order to continue to improve our products and deliver more sophisticated features and performance, we are harnessing some of the latest improvements [...]
Question: Why did you choose MooTools?
January 30, 2010
I’ll start: I was goofing around with prototype + scriptaculous, jquery, and mootools all at the same time. I was getting frustrated by all three since I was bouncing around between them. Finally, I had to make a decision about which framework I would settle into before learning the others. I [...]
MooTools Fx.Transitions Demo
January 28, 2010
The old demos for mootools 1.11 had a fun little widget that showcased the different transitions available in mootools. I’ve recreated it here. Just click anywhere in the box to see the transition. Enjoy!
Screencast: Adding Your Own MooTools Plugins to the Forge
January 26, 2010
The MooTools forge is awesome. This screencast shows you how to make it more awesome by adding your own mootools plugins to the forge. It features my newest plugin, Fx.Scroll.Carousel, though I wish I could have done this screencast for SlideShow instead, since it’s my favorite plugin I’ve made so far. Enjoy!
MooTools for Beginners Part 6 – Coding an Animated Menu with `Class`
January 19, 2010
When I first started working with MooTools I was writing code that was typically a series of functions and a lot of logic inside of my domready code. After a while I had a nagging feeling that there was a better way to write code. There is, and it’s called Class. If MooTools were barbeque, Class would be the sauce–and the sauce is the boss. In this and the next few articles in MooTools for Beginners I hope to write the articles I was looking for when figuring how to write javascript with Class.
JQuery 1.4’s new ‘until’ methods caught my eye … introducing Element.GetUntil
January 15, 2010
So I did what every good mootools developer would … extended MooTools to do the same.