1Oct 2008
Hey, this can be fun!
Well, obviously, I've written a few quick tutorials to do some common tasks in jQuery. Which is great, because jQuery is an awesome set of JavaScript decorators. But, the thing is that not everybody uses jQuery. Chances are, if you're not using one of the 'Top 2', you're using the other. In this case I'm refering to Prototype.
So, in order to cater to a wider crowd and please more people, I have decided that all jQuery tutorials will have a Prototype version as well. I can't tell you how many times I got pissed when working with Prototype, hit a brick wall and then only found jQuery solutions to my problem and vice versa.
Why not post tutorials for both libraries that address the same problem and solution?
This decree is retroactive! I'll be adding Prototype versions for my last 2 jQuery articles this week.
This'll be fun!
This should be interesting. :P
I don't have much prototype/scriptaculous experience…it'll be interesting to see how the two stack up against each other.