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    Question JavaScript library feedback

    Hey, I have been working on my own JavaScript library, Spark, for about three months now and I feel I have got it to a respectable standard.
    Without a user base however I have no way of knowing what I need to improve.

    I was wondering if anyone could give it a little go and tell me what you think, whats bad, whats good or what you would like to see.
    I set up a website for it with a download and documentation section.

    It can do all sorts including AJAX, JSON encoding / decoding and animation.
    For example, you can load a file and fade it in like so.

    Code:
    // Spark.ajax(method, file, arguments, callback (makes call async));
    Spark.ajax('get', 'somefile.txt', false, function(data) {
        // Add the content and fade in (chainable functions)
        Spark('p.target')
            .content(data)
            .transition('fadein');
    });
    I have attached v1.4.6, which is the latest at the time of writing.

    Any comments other than 'give up' are welcome. Thank you.

    EDIT

    You can view a working version of the above example on jsFiddle.
    You can also use this PDF I wrote as a reference, it talks you through pretty much everything.
    Last edited by Wolfy87; 02-04-2011 at 04:32 PM. Reason: Added link to jsFiddle example

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