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olivvv edited this page Sep 13, 2010 · 4 revisions

2 jQuery plugins:
- Server-side pagination (Jaxer)
- Client-side pagination

The client-side script features history management (back button works) and is bookmarkable (the url and all links always reflects the current state of the application).

It is designed for customization.
- No templates, it uses the html found in the DOM.
-Transitions are abstracted away.

Abstraction of transitions:
I made this as an experiment of separation between “look and feel” and application logic.
On the web, separation of the look is done by CSS, but separation of the “feel” ?
Usually the feel is not being separated in most current client-side widgets. They often just use fadeIn/fadeOut or slideIn/slideOut for their transitions. To me, this is boring.
I am proposing here a way to write transition programmatically without to interfere with the application logic. The current implementation is totally lame, but it just works fine, and I’m planning to extend and improve it.

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