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This page describes how Joose behaves in conjunction with other frameworks
Updated Feb 4, 2010 by malte.ubl

Introduction

The Joose object system makes writing object-oriented code in JavaScript more productive. It is not a general purpose JavaScript framework. Joose

  • has no methods to traverse or manipulate the DOM
  • does not enforce a particular component framework
  • could run in any JavaScript environment (not just the browser, but also on the server side or within Flash (as ActionScript))

Thus we recommend to use Joose together with a JavaScript library that facilitates DOM access.

Joose has been tested with these well known JS frameworks

Name Status
jQuery Works
YUI Works
Dojo Works
ExtJS Works (There is also a experimental Bridge for "joosifying" all of ExtJS)
Prototype Works (but follow these instructions)
Mootools Works (but follow these instructions)
PureMVC Works (There is also a experimental Bridge for "joosifying" all of PureMVC)

Joose has been tested with these Browsers and JavaScript Engines

Browsers

Name Status
Firefox 2 Works
Firefox 3 Works
Firefox 3.1 Works
Safari 3 Works
Chrome/V8 Works
Internet Explorer 8 Works
Internet Explorer 7 Works
Internet Explorer 6 Works
Konqueror Works

JavaScript Engines

Name Status
Rhino Works (RhinoUserGuide)
V8 Untested, but most likely works
JScrip.NET Works (see playground/jscript.net/test.bat)


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