Note that Scriptaculous requires prototype, it's an extra layer on top of Prototype. But I guess everyone that voted for Scriptaculous realized that, because they all voted for Prototype too. :) Jonathan Keith Jenkins wrote: > As of right now, the results of the informal poll of Javascript > libraries stands as follows: > > jQuery = 23 votes > Prototype = 17 votes > Scriptaculous = 10 votes > YUI = 9 votes > ExtJS = 5 votes > Dojo = 2 votes > MooTools = 2 votes > MochiKit = 1 votes > LowPro = 0 votes > > Note that these poll results are completely unscientific and > necessarily incomplete (superdelegates have not been counted yet...), > but hopefully not entirely uninformative. > > If you still want to add your input, the poll is here: > http://doodle.ch/sr5z4vusiwi4yssi > > <subliminalMessage>Maybe someone wants to write an article for the > code4lib journal, or present at next year's conference about their > favorite javascript library...</subliminalMessage> > > Cheers, > Keith > > -- Jonathan Rochkind Digital Services Software Engineer The Sheridan Libraries Johns Hopkins University 410.516.8886 rochkind (at) jhu.edu