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Eric Miraglia
Eric Miraglia posted a blog entry
YUI Theater — Luke Smith: “Debugging in YUI 3″
In Luke’s (@ls_n’s)second session at YUICONF 2009 (the first, “Events Evolved,” is also available on...
 
bitwiseplatypus
bitwiseplatypus posted a blog entry
History Lite: A lightweight Ajax browser history module for YUI 3
History Lite is a new YUI 3 Gallery module that provides an extremely lightweight (856 bytes minified and gzipped) and flexible...
 
Eric Miraglia
Eric Miraglia posted a blog entry
YUI Theater — Matt Sweeney: “YUI 3 Performance”
YUI architect Matt Sweeney’s (@msweeney) talk at YUICONF 2009 focused on extracting maximum performance from YUI 3. He...
 
Eric Miraglia
Eric Miraglia posted a tweet
@greut YUI 3 and Gallery don't have Goog CDN support yet -- combo-handling is crucial, and not supported. So PHP Loader for SSL on those.
 
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Eric Miraglia
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More #yuiconf vids, @ls_n "Debugging in YUI 3" http://bit.ly/1zSubl & @msweeney "YUI 3 Peformance" http://bit.ly/8NicW
 
Eric Miraglia
Eric Miraglia posted a blog entry
YUI Theater — Satyen Desai: “A Widget Walkthrough”
Satyen Desai (@dezziness) leads development of the YUI 3 widget infrastructure, a system that is currently in beta and due for...
 
Eric Miraglia
Eric Miraglia posted a blog entry
YUI Theater — Chad Auld: “Introducing PHP Loader”
Chad Auld (@chadauld) is a Yahoo! engineer best known for his work on MiaCMS and Sideline. Chad recently drove the open-source...
 
Eric Miraglia
Eric Miraglia posted a blog entry
YUI Theater — Matt Snider: “Introducing the YUI 2.8.0 Storage Utility”
Matt Snider is the lead fronted engineer (and employee #1) at Mint.com, the popular personal-finance site that was recently...
 
Eric Miraglia
Eric Miraglia posted a blog entry
YUI Theater — Ron Adams: “Automated Integration Testing with YUI Test, Selenium and Hudson”
Ron Adams is a Yahoo! engineer in Southern California who has worked on a variety of Yahoo!’s media products including...
 
zachleat
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@jrbest Yes, w/ benefits to both. YUI has a more pruned/polished component library, jQuery has a bit easier syntax. YUI 3 is very good imo