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jquery should be updated (I recommend moving to 2.x since old browser support is not an issue in Firefox anyway.)
also, there should be a way to specify your own jquery.
an easy solution would be to allow to place a file ~/.js/jquery.js or lets put it more generic ~/.js/framework.js.
of course this raises the question why not just put it into ~/.js/default.js
but I see 2 good reasons:
seperate framework from user code
just putting my own jquery in default.js would mean double jquery inclusion in dotjs alone
also, it might be a good idea to check with the chrome plugin how they handle this to keep the behavior consistent
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It'd be nice to be able to either toggle the inclusion, or to add a preference field where you could specify a default library/framework to be included (multiple?).
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jquery should be updated (I recommend moving to 2.x since old browser support is not an issue in Firefox anyway.)
also, there should be a way to specify your own jquery.
an easy solution would be to allow to place a file
~/.js/jquery.js
or lets put it more generic~/.js/framework.js
.of course this raises the question why not just put it into
~/.js/default.js
but I see 2 good reasons:
also, it might be a good idea to check with the chrome plugin how they handle this to keep the behavior consistent
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: