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But wait, there's more! (Score:1)
For a more professional solution (wo/ nasty Flash-ness), you might look into TIBCO GI [tibco.com], tho it has some of the same bloatware issues as ExtJS
I agree Dojo's docs to date have been appallingly bad...but now there are several print books on it (I haven't read any yet, but its on my TO DO list).
And I also agree YUI is probably the most accessible of all, probably because the website has really nice examples to play with. I hope Yahoo's current troubles don't lead to YUI's demise. A couple others you might try out:
Conspicuously absent from your list: Prototype [prototypejs.org]/Scriptaculous [aculo.us] ? Plus there's a GWT-ish Perl library for it: IWL [cpan.org]
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No response from the MooTools link.
Exit MooTools.
ThinWire: I abstain from Java, and am only looking for Javascript stuff. Now, in the ThinWire FAQ I see
'Thinwire is not designed to use custom JavaScript code elsewhere'. Oh. (By 'elsewhere' I assume they mean 'anywhere').
Exit ThinWire.
Now: QooXDoo.
Yes, this is more suited to my way of thinking, and a demo like this (go in, I'm afraid, via Documentation/Getting started/Snippets/Demo browser):
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/demobrowser/#widget~TabView.html [qooxdoo.org]
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