Matt Knight

When building a framework, it's critical to get the structure correct from the outset, else it'll just make things far more complicated in future. As I'm familiar with the Zend Framework, and it seems to have a fairly logical structure, I based the JS framework structure around this. Fundamentally, the framework has several key components: HTML ...

In the past, I've used jQuery. I like the way it works with plugins, and its syntax seemed fairly sensible. But I started working with MooTools last year, and I really like it. The task that I was commissioned with was to build a front-end application framework that would allow a user to interact with RESTful ...