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Web Services Archive

May 9, 2006

More Sweetness from YUI and YPatterns

You asked for more, and we listened. This is the second in ongoing releases for the incredibly popular Yahoo! User Interface and Yahoo! Design Patterns Libraries, and we've made improvements and given you new goodies to play with. Check it out:

• New YUI controls for desktop-like user interface elements including menus, modules, panels, dialogs and tooltips.
• A new hugely-configurable AutoComplete control.
• A passel of CSS libraries to help with cross-browser normalization, layout and design.
• Over a dozen new patterns in the Design Pattern Library, including transitions and invitations.

In addition, the library download itself has moved to Sourceforge. This lets Yahoo! UI library development team post patches and updates more frequently.

See more details on the Yahoo! UI Library and Yahoo! Design Patterns pages or over on the Yahoo! User Interface Blog.

- Your cheery YDN announcementeer

Posted by ywsblog at 3:54 PM