Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)

I am glad you suggested another means of setting up a user interface. I am
currently looking at the bits to see if the libraries will work for me. I
like the fact they are open source, but most libraries of this sort,
including Microsoft's ASP.NET AJAX, are now open. The tools are what
generally costs the end user. This is true whether we are talking Microsoft
(Expression, Visual Studio) or Adobe (Flex Framework Builder) or someone
else. Google and Yahoo have different models, so it may not be the case.

BTW, tt does not matter that you "are not alone". What matters is the
condescending way you present your suggestions. You should tone it down and
present the material in a helpful way, rather than sounding like you are
damning anyone who does not take your suggestion. Just a bit of constructive
criticism, for what it is worth.

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"clintonG" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> Use the YUI GridBuilder [1] and load the results in xWeb. I have put some
> time into YUI (as well as Google's CSS framework and the unbelievable
> trash Microsoft has released causing the whole problem in the first place)
> and for what its worth to say coming from me or anybody else YUI is the
> best CSS framework that has ever been developed, its used extensively by
> Yahoo on most of its web sites as well as others.
>
> I am not alone in this point of view. YUI has a good mailing list for
> support too.
>
>
> [1] http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/grids/builder/