I decided to use YUI because I have more faith in Yahoo's testing for class A browsers. Yahoo hosts the CSS and Javascript so that works too. Yahoo is less likely to give up on it's libraries.
Why don't you try ExtJS (http://extjs.com/)? It was built over YUI from start (I even have found it by typing "YUI" in Google) but currently they made a lot of their own work. It includes a great number of nice AJAX widgets but YUI still looks like a skeleton for building your own component set. It is available under LGPL & their own commercial license.
I am just interesting because I need to select among AJAX libraries as well.
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Why don't you try ExtJS (http://extjs.com/)?
It was built over YUI from start (I even have found it by typing "YUI" in Google) but currently they made a lot of their own work. It includes a great number of nice AJAX widgets but YUI still looks like a skeleton for building your own component set. It is available under LGPL & their own commercial license.
I am just interesting because I need to select among AJAX libraries as well.
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