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I have an old project that I’m resurrecting as it were, and it makes heavy use of a Javascript/moo tools event controller that I wrote, and also a few Javascript OOP components that I wrote. It’s very heavily pattern and OOP based. Also the components are well decoupled.
Does jQuery have any features like these? And if so what are they?
Thank you,
Andrew J. Leer
jQuery has no API that exposes prototypal inheritance the way it exposes the DOM.
Check out http://moo4q.com.
Moo4q provides a download that includes jQuery, 14k of MooTools for inheritence, and a Class mutator to automatically extend the jQuery prototype with your MooTools class. In other words, structure and organize your code with MooTools, manipulate the DOM with jQuery.