Hello Alexandre. Me and a colleague had ported, partially, MooTools to Squeak.
The port is nothing
else that a mirrored copy of the Scriptaculous/Prototype work done by
Lukas Renngli, with some adaptations. We had some trouble figuring out
how things works (tests are ok, but more documentation would not hurt by the way), that's the reason we hadn't tried to finnish the
port although it worked for what we needed, however, if you can wait we could try to publish a release on SqueakSource coming soon. <br>À bientôt!<br><br>Hernán<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">2007/9/6, Alexandre Paes <
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Hi,<br><br>I really enjoy using scriptaculous but i am tempted to have a look at<br>MooTools because many developers i know say it's lighter than<br>scriptaculous. So i was wondering, is there some MooTools package for
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