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1. […] Cheat Sheets for the YUI Utilities » Yahoo! User Interface BlogTags: 2do, cheatsheets […]

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2. Spickzettel für Yahoo UI Library Komponenten…

   Letzte Nacht hat Yahoo! für ihre User Interface Library (YUI) Utitilty Komponenten Cheat Sheets (Spickzettel) veröffentlicht. Dazu gehören die Komponenten Animation, Connection, DOM, Drag and Drop sowie Event.

   Die Cheat Sheets enthalten…

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3. Nice work, you beat me to the punch, that helps, print and save :)

   I just printed them out in black and white, the gray text is bit hard to read, all but that is good to real

   next version try not to use gray text on blue background, yah i know its about time i get a color printers hehe

   thanks a munch, keep up a good work all

   Comment by Nilesh P — June 3, 2006 #

4. Excellent idea. I’m already using Grids in all my new projects and this will make using the other YUI offerings that much easier.

   Comment by steven romej — June 3, 2006 #

5. how can i become a member in yuiblog

   Comment by ezekiel — June 9, 2006 #

6. Ezekiel — No membership is required…everything here is public.

   Comment by Eric Miraglia — June 9, 2006 #

7. New Yahoo Homepage…

   Yahoo! launched its new homepage one month ago.The following links are some interesting news and useful information:Read/WriteWeb:…

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8. […] Cheat Sheets for the YUI Utilities To supplement the online documentation, the YUI development team has begun drafting some cheat sheets for YUI Utilities Categories: News […]

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9. Beautiful. Exactly what I want for all the APIs I use but never have :)

   Comment by HKS — June 29, 2006 #

10. […] Cheat Sheets for the YUI Utilities - Yahoo! User Interface Blog […]

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11. Cool! Btw, must I only code applications using the API for Yahoo! or can I use them with my personal projects be it commercial or non-commercial.

    Any licensing issue?

    Comment by daniel — July 20, 2006 #

12. @daniel: The Yahoo! User Interface Library is free for all developers to implement and deploy on any type of project (commercial or otherwise) thanks to a wide-open BSD license: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/license.txt

    Thanks
    Nate

    Comment by Nate Koechley — July 20, 2006 #

13. On Open Source Citizenship…

    With a title like “Why Google and Yahoo! can’t be better open source citizens” one might think that our companies were squeezing as much as possible out of the open source world and giving little back. But after reading Matt Assay’s post a few time…

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14. […] and I totally forgot, but yesterday I nerded out and got my YUI cheatsheets laminated. I’ve been working on a rather intense application of the DataTable library at work […]

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15. […] Cheat Sheets for the YUI Utilities Jun 04, 06 The YUI development team has begun drafting some cheat sheets — inspired by the handy references published by ilovejackdaniels, among others — that give you a one-page dashboard of documentation for each of the library’s components. […]

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