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jasper182

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Hello, I just completed a basic prototype of an Ajax powered page that I would like to continue working on.  However, I have just been using hardcoded JavaScript for all my Ajax calls, and I was wondering what you all thought about the different frameworks out there right now.  Is there a benefit to switching to something like Google's or Yahoo's framework, or is it better just to hardcode everything myself like I have been doing?  I don't know anyone who has used these frameworks, so any insight you can give me on them would be appreciated.  Thanks.

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I personally don't see the point, in most cases, for an ajax frame work. Most of the time you are only going to have a few reusable functions if you do it right. Now there are cases that I would recommend a frame work but those are large applications that need to be turned out quickly. So basically in most cases I would not recommend an ajax frame work.

 

Tom

prototype and scriptaculous are great frameworks. Scriptaculous requires prototype, prototype is just a javascript framework. And yes it is prototype that provides the Ajax, scriptaculous just provides very cool effects.

 

Prototype is worth using even if you dont use it for ajax.

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