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I have a certain amount of web development experience (not my basic skill, but I'm pretty good with the basics)

I lack knowledge and experience in modern JS infrastructures (Prototype, jQuery, YUI, whatnot). I would like to play with them (all in the end, but you need to start with one).

Here's the problem: I'm very interested in trying out my Palm Pre skills after all. To the extent that the main criteria for choosing which JS framework is first studied for me are as follows:

What is the main modern JS framework most useful for exploring if the main criteria are “knowing that this will help me develop most for Palm Pre” ?

I assume this will be one of the 3 that I mentioned: jQuery / YUI / Prototype if I don't miss some well-known JS / wevdev framework? I intend to try all of these 3 in the end, so their relative merits beyond helping on PalmPre are not important.

Thanks!

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The structure provided by Palm in the SDK is called Mojo.

Mojo is built on top of the prototype, so when working on Pre you will automatically get access to Prototype, and you will have to use it for various system calls.

Therefore, you are likely to get the most out of learning the prototype.

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webOSdev API Mojo Framework.

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