What’s New in 1.2: Swiff
Written By Michelle Steigerwalt, on Tuesday, February 12th 2008, 3:17pmToday we’re going to talk about Swiff, which lets you combine Flash and JavaScript to do things MooTools can’t do on its own.
Today we’re going to talk about Swiff, which lets you combine Flash and JavaScript to do things MooTools can’t do on its own.
Another new feature that’s been built into the latest version of MooTools is the Element Storage. This article describes the usage of this great new feature, as well as why it was developed, and how it can be used to keep your applications organized and efficient.
We haven’t had this blog for very long, and talking to many users recently, I became aware of the fact that many people just don’t understand how powerful MooTools actually is. The purpose of this series of articles is to shed a little light on some of the functionality provided by MooTools that many users might be missing. I think maybe it’s time we got everyone caught up to speed. First topic… Natives and Elements!
MooTools has always been known for having some of the most fluid and impressive effects around. In 1.2 we’ve introduced some exciting new enhancements that make them even more efficient, powerful, flexible, and easy to use. Here are the changes made to the Fx Classes to take note of…
You know we’ve been telling you that MooTools is reliable, but how can you can be sure that it will work for your project without just taking our word for it?
Check the Spec folder out from the repository and its self-contained testing suite will prove it. Show your boss, show your coworkers, and let them know that MooTools is professional grade.