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Hokey Smokes, yes it is!  It's much easier to learn and condenses the code like you wouldn't believe.

 

Plus, it's chainable, so you can attach multiple actions to one selector.  The learning curve is low and you'll be saving yourself so much time after you start using it!

Hokey Smokes, yes it is!  It's much easier to learn and condenses the code like you wouldn't believe.

 

Plus, it's chainable, so you can attach multiple actions to one selector.  The learning curve is low and you'll be saving yourself so much time after you start using it!

Personally I found JQuery a bit of a pain to get into, I was quite comfterable with JavaScript.

But thankfully I've gotten used to some of the Basics of JQuery.

 

Is it worth it? Yes.

Is there a large learning curve? For me, yes.

I spent about 2 hours at work messing with it when I knew I had a program coming up that would demand a very very rich interaction and huge functionality. I caught the basics after about 2 hours and 1.5 weeks later I have 60% of the program developed. I couldn't praise it more dude.

I dunno bout the size of the application mattering. jQuery like all other libraries is very helpful in many dynamics of a given project. And with any given project its how you put it together. Though my opinion is fairly byast as I am more partcial to jQuery myself I have dabbled with a couple others but find myself with jQuery 9 out of 10 times.

 

Also worth mentioning any of the libraries aren't end all be all solutions they just ultimately cut time down on many of the otherwise tedious tasks and for the most part are more cross browser compliant then hand writing somethings to do the same things the libraries offer up.

 

jQuery to me seems to be the more favorable choice as to me its a more mature library then the others. Although YUI is written by the team at yahoo, it does have commuinity support like jquery and the rest but at the end of the day to my knowing yui is completely controlled by the team at yahoo. Grant it that only means soo much but some people favor YUI for that reason.

 

At the end of the day your question would be better asked like. Which library is going to better support my projects needs. jQuery by far as mounds of plugins, addons, community support and so on, but it doesnt always meet ones needs. Also something else to think about as mentioned prior its not an end all be all solution. meaning you will end up using plain old javascript within it as well for other needs.

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