YUI 2.7.0 Released
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But I found I was really over-relying on YUI stuff just because it was there. For example, we use YUI buttons throughout our app because I figured them out and thought they were cool and looked nice. Which is all true, but it adds extra overhead to pretty much any form we create now.
I try to keep to jQuery as much as possible and only delve into YUI when strictly necessary (though I really wish jQuery would bundle an onAvailable method into the core.)
Why? (Serious question - I'm the creator of jQuery.)
Who else is using YUI? Their forums aren't very helpful, where do you guys hang out? Recently I had a couple of trivial questions and couldn't find answers online:
* How do destroy a control (RTE or anything else)
* How to put focus on RTE (not on startup, but later)
I'd recommend heading over to yuilibrary.com and asking your questions. Dav Glass, who wrote YUI's RTE, is among the most prolific and supportive developers in the world.
http://yuilibrary.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=89
-Eric
The YUI Rich Text Editor blows away everything else I've tried.
And on a current project, I'm using the YUI DataTable to get in browser sorting (and it does a lot more than that, too).
But for day-to-day stuff we use Prototype or jQuery because it's easier to write.