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MooTools and SHIFT+TAB

Friday, June 1st, 2007

Today we’ve implemented TAB’s counterpart, SHIFT+TAB, which acts as left arrow (←). We’ve brought in some extra talent to make this less painful, and we intend to exploit that talent further in the coming weeks. As the title suggests I’m talking about the MooTools JavaScript library. In particular we’re going to be using the Element.Event class to make life much easier.

We are confident that the amount of JavaScript currently in SocialCalc will decrease drastically with MooTools because of its cross-browser functionality and clear interfaces. Development should go faster, too, with the clear documentation available online.

More next week. Cheers!