the best javascript language and all Browser compactible

lol the best scripting language for JavaScript based on what ? only 90% DOM Manipulation, try to understand why its the best than copying marketing slogans on-line. try out other JS Frameworks first, jQuery is good no doubt but what of Backbone,Dojo,Angular those are more sophisticated than JQuery.

@pc_guru Jquery is less sophisticated and easy to implement, well documented with more web developers using it. just like PHP.

Wel u say these scripts are more sophisticated. Tel me about their simplicity in relationship to their ability to manipulate UI easily. All those backbone, dojo, nd e.t.c are good but things change according to preference nd simplicity. Lol man. JQUERY IS UNDOUBTLY THE BEST 4 !!NW!!

Gmmail: @pc_guru Jquery is less sophisticated and easy to implement, well documented with more web developers using it. just like PHP.

i like dat point of view. Infact, basically, jquery cn achieve even these so called sophisticated effects with proper knowledge of the script

by sophisticated obviously i didn't mean easy to learn, why shud i be glad something is easy to learn, i meant it's usage, but then again i admit jquery is superb what pisses me off, is the poor jQuery code people write, chaining too many functions, its hard to read and grasp. but still try other libraries trust me you will the light. NOTE: jQuery is also used in most of those frameworks mentioned.

^^^ You are right but IMHO, even for a language as hard as, say, LISP, people will always right bad code. See, you can write code and you can "write" code. For example, I keep telling people that if in the course of writing your code you notice that you are doing the same thing more than once, you need to declare a function, regardless of language. Instead, as in the case of jquery, you will see stuff like this:

#id.click(function(){
#a.show;
#b.hide;
#c.hide;
}

For the "smart" ones among us, of course the above isn't legit jquery but you get my point, hopefully.

yawa-ti-de:
^^^ You are right but IMHO, even for a language as hard as, say, LISP, people will always right bad code. See, you can write code and you can "write" code. For example, I keep telling people that if in the course of writing your code you notice that you are doing the same thing more than once, you need to declare a function, regardless of language. Instead, as in the case of jquery, you will see stuff like this:

#id.click(function(){
#a.show;
#b.hide;
#c.hide;
}

For the "smart" ones among us, of course the above isn't legit jquery but you get my point, hopefully.

I'm lazy, prefer to copy and paste....

^^^ But of course. It's okay if your site is pulling at best, 10 hits a day...if that

If your site is pulling millions, then you have to cut down on the bandwidth costs and the page loads of your users, hence writing efficient code is a must.

^^^ Depending on who knows what to write and edit, not so? Copy and paste the way out for many

^^ yes copy and paste, till you encounter an error how do you plan to fix it , and please don't say "stackoverflow"

pc guru: ^^ yes copy and paste, till you encounter an error how do you plan to fix it , and please don't say "stackoverflow"

.. www.sleezy.net/naughtyamerica

Check the vdo section, thats a total copy and paste. Infact, the darn code i copied was not built to do that... But u know lazy guys, we are always re_inventing.