Showing posts with label yui. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yui. Show all posts

Sunday, September 07, 2008

Thoughts about YNG (YUI the Next Generation)

Yes, I'm a trekkie :-) So follow the link (click the title) already and find out what I think of YUI 3.0 over at the Solutiongrove Blog.

Saturday, February 23, 2008

iGoogle uses YUI CSS Tools

While messing around with firebug, I found out that iGoogle uses YUI's CSS Tools ...

yui-css-on-igoogle

Friday, February 22, 2008

Yahoo ! releases YUI 2.5

Recently, Dave and I worked on adding some neat features to the list template code.

It's patterned after some of the things we saw in DabbleDB that we thought would be a nice have for list template on OpenACS.

Just last week Dave demoed Ajax List Template at the OpenACS conference at Guatemala.

So how is this related to YUI 2.5.

Well, with the release of 2.5 comes the Data Table control and from the looks of it we'll be rewriting the Ajax List Template to use it soon. The current version uses YUI menus and a lot of back-end code. With the Data Table control it seems we will be able to "progressively enhance" a list template better than how we did it now.

In addition to the Data Table control, a few more notable additions include :

Image Cropper
Layout Manager
  • This looks like the layout manager that ExtJs has.
Uploader

  • Looks like this is a flash based experimental file uploader based on the one they have at Flickr
  • I still like SwfUpload though :-)
Resize Utility
  • This utility will relieve us all of mucking around with the drag and drop api to make elements resizable with YUI :-)

Wednesday, December 05, 2007

YUI 2.4.0

On the heels of the release of ExtJs 2.0 comes YUI 2.4.0 and it comes packed with some interesting (at least to me) stuff like :
  • charting control/widget
  • it's own css selector engine (about time !)
  • json utility
Is it me or is YUI starting to look more and more like dojo ? I hope Yahoo doesn't do a "dojo" and separate the widgets into their own code base with it's own branding, frankly "Yijits" or "Yuidgets" sounds ridiculous :-)