I'm working on a new JavaScript framework that will (hopefully) incite a better web. The framework has very basic functionality right now (but works well/fast). It's a more chain-friendly way of doing things:
var x = function () {
this.each(function (value, i) {
value.innerHTML = i + "...";
});
};
$('id1', '#id2', '.class3').show.then(x);
A great framework includes:
* DOM selection, helpers, and manipulation
* AJAX capabilities
* Ease of use and documentation
* Extension possibilities
* Some animation framework extension
My question to the Hacker News community is what you'd consider the bare minimums I should release version 0.5 with?
It looks good, I'm just not sure that the thing that we need for a "better web" is yet another js framework.