Self-developed javascript library JY, birthday gift

Today, the company sent a birthday cake. Although I was not born more than 20 years ago, I am also a little happy. After all, I have had only a few birthdays over the past 20 years, one affected time was ten years old. At that time, the family was quite good, and there were many parents and friends. After three or four days, the family was connected... syntaxHighlighter. all ();

Today, the company sent a birthday cake. Although I was not born more than 20 years ago, I am also a little happy. After all, I have had only a few birthdays over the past 20 years, one affected time was ten years old. At that time, the family was quite good, and there were many parents and friends. After three or four days, even the money was lost. The other time was the day when I went to high school, A bowl of noodles under the mother; it is much more common than that.

On this day, let's talk about the latest achievements. In my spare time, I developed a javascript library named JY and the name of my son, it also refers to "simple JS", or "Ji You", which can be used in all kinds of statements, or soy sauce. It is called this one anyway! It is a coincidence that there are similarities.

Many people may say that if there are so many mature JS libraries on the market, can you write anything better than them?

Because there is no such product, you can only compare it. As a front-end, writing your own database is already a benchmark for measuring the front-end technical capabilities. You can see that the recruitment network has given priority to writing JS databases, to meet the needs of the masses, JY has also emerged. If someone asks you to encapsulate the JS library, you can say that JY is encapsulated by you. At the same time, I hope that you can make a contribution to improve this library. Anyone with such good deeds will add your name to the author bar of JY.
JY uses the Sizzle engine, so there is no need to worry about DOM query speed. This is the fastest engine currently, and jquery and dojo also use it. JY focuses on User Programming habits. At the same time, only common methods are retained to reduce the size of JY, which is used as follows: