jQuip or jQuery-in-parts "...The core jquip.js is only 4.28KB (minified and gzipped) only 13% of the size of jQuery..."
WhetherkendoUIworks/will work withthis library?
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Atanas Korchev
Telerik team
answered on 21 Nov 2011, 05:06 PM
Hello Ddarko,
Frankly we have not tested with jQuip. Kendo UI uses a lot of jQuery features and we are not sure if jQuip implements all of them. Here is an incomplete list from the top of my head:
- $.extend(true /* deep */, {}, {});
- $.isFunction,
- $.isArray,
- $.isEmptyObject,
- $.Deferred
- $.fn.delegate
- $.fn.queue
- advanced CSS selectors which are not supported by the querySelector API (:contains, :has etc).
If jQuip supports all these then Kendo UI would probably work. You can just try and see for yourself.
Regards,
Atanas Korchev
the Telerik team
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This project is actually quite young, and lacks many features.
I wanted to point out that such a thing exists, so that developers Kendo UI can watched his progress, and may contribute to speed up / lean foundation for Kendo UI.
http://www.servicestack.net/jqbuilder/
Cool tool: Select the modules that I need and download lean package.
I would see something like that in Kendo UI. Of course, taking into account the dependencies.