Mootools 1.0 is out. Fancy new site design and docs.

We’ve already refactored all our code for 1.0, though it is not yet released to the CNET site. We’re entering into QA now…

I’ve also released the second part of my wiki tutorial series, this time giving working examples of all the CNET common code. The CNET Libraries are comprised of common code (widgets, shortcuts, etc.) and implementation code - code that is specific to a given page or application. The implementation code is usually just implementing and executing functions and libraries in the common portion of the library. The wikitorial for the CNET common code focuses on this generic content. Form validation, date pickers, carousels, etc. Dig in! Oh, and if you have a chance, Digg the tutorials, too. You’ll find shortcuts to do that in the right navigation column in the tutorials.

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