An extremely compact, powerful and fast JavaScript framework

Our Rails 3 UJS module is two times smaller than modules for jQ, Moo or Proto. http://bit.ly/aqkl2m 'write less' huh? 8)
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@zaksoup I don't give a $#@! about milliseconds, but some people do :P The reason why I use RightJS is not the speed, but the awesome syntax
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Several UI widgets were reworked to use an unobtrusive approach http://bit.ly/bilJZp
published a fix for the JSON module http://rightjs.org/goods/json
nouvel article RightJs sur http://pwyll.webetprint.com/?p=197
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There is another guy posted performance comparison results http://bit.ly/9OB3oi read my comment below
A simple events-delegation snippet http://bit.ly/91H5ho
RightJS 1.5.6 is out! fixed couple of issues, added couple of new features http://bit.ly/9FD3W6
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Spiking RigthJS safe-mode, this is how it's gonna look like. http://gist.github.com/327969
The benchmarks page was updated, and here are some notes about that http://bit.ly/9cUiYS
I'm reworking most of UI widgets to use events delegation instead of the `rescan()` functions.
RightJS retweeted
@zaksoup That's why I suggest you check out RightJS ;-) Using jQuery because it's the most used is like using Windows *shiver*
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My top 5 points on that RightJS vs. jQuery question. http://bit.ly/dsqX8z
RightJS 1.5.5 is officially out! http://bit.ly/byuw9b
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RightJS 1.5.5 release candidate is available for public tests over here http://bit.ly/9KI6tA
Seems like RightJS is faster than FF 3.6 native implementation of Element#classList feature http://bit.ly/bscx7C
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@zyber17 I've fixed the downloads. Plz give it one more try :)
I've published some fixes in the Tabs widget http://rightjs.org/blog/the-tabs-widget-was-updated
Independent performance measurements for jQuery 1.4.2 http://bit.ly/awI0jf (includes tests for RightJS 1.5.4)
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