Re:JQuery plugins site accidentally deleted - last backup on...
by lukeholder on Friday December 09, 2011 @07:00AM
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I think there are a couple others trustworthy like backbone.js.
Most jQuery plugins were spagetti dom manipulations with a config object passed/merged in to defaults.
I never trusted that plugin site, and would always make sure the plugin was on github and being actively maintained etc.
I really like the idea of https://www.ruby-toolbox.com/ the stats on last update issue fixed, and popularity metrics helps allot. JS should have the same.
Most jQuery plugins were spagetti dom manipulations with a config object passed/merged in to defaults.
I never trusted that plugin site, and would always make sure the plugin was on github and being actively maintained etc.
I really like the idea of https://www.ruby-toolbox.com/ the stats on last update issue fixed, and popularity metrics helps allot. JS should have the same.