02-05-2010, 03:56 AM
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The Addict
Join Date: May 2009
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Quote:
Originally Posted by delayedinsanity
And as a result you'll probably wind up being better at it than most of the new schoolers learning just the most recent techniques. Personally I'll probably wind up on the other side of the fence from you - jQuery has impressed me with it's ability to do pretty much everything I've ever asked from it, and I prefer to focus on PHP, not fancy schmancy effects. Just need to learn enough to be dangerous... :D
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I'm just glad that I hunkered down and learned JS and the DOM from the bottom up, now I can read jQuery/MooTools/$fx()... code and understand each step that it would take to do on a built in function. I love the frameworks, they're great for quick build time, or for beginners, but a solid base on what that framework actually does is invaluable. |
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