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Scriptloader at SourceForge

mozdev01 OK you AJAX Masters !

Check out ScriptLoader

ScriptLoader is a framework to manage your and third-part javascript libraries.

It will make you easier to call any script library(your or third-part) without injecting any dirty code.for that,you just configure some info in a configuration file.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/scriptloader/
Published Jun 18 2008, 10:39 AM by JoeStagner
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rrobbins said:

The Google AJAX API Loader can be used to eliminate the need to host third party JavaScript libraries.

June 18, 2008 12:56 PM
 

langzi said:

re:rrobbins:

I think ScriptLoader is differ from the Google.loader.

ScriptLoader  isn't just a loader.It can find and load the dependent scripts of  a script library automatically.It can update the client  script file which was cached on client when it has been changed.

And ScriptLoader V2 has added some advance features.It work more fine  with asp.net.

It will import a corresponding script file  automatically  when a asp.net form is loading without you do anything.

for example,it will import "webform1.aspx.js" when you load the "webform1.aspx".

Moreover,you can using a syntax sugar( using("script name")) to import any other script library in "webform1.aspx.js".

I think you might have a look  the latest version at sourceforge.

June 24, 2008 8:37 PM

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Joe Stagner is a Senior Program Manager in Microsoft Corporation’s Developer Tools and Platform Group and has been with Microsoft since 2001 focusing on highly scalable and performant web application architectures, multiplatform interoperability and software security. Joe brings 30 years technical and business strategy experience to Microsoft which affords him a unique experiential perspective. [ I am NOT able to respond to PMs - please contact me via www.MisfitGeek.com ]
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