Qoute: "with a jQuery-compatible syntax (lots of the jQuery API is supported!)"
That's true. Lot's of it is. Some of it is not. And yes, it targets bleeding edge WebKit mobile browsers.
Yes, some of it is broken and doesn't work correctly yet.
Some of it fixes bugs that jQuery doesn't fix AFAIK (like memory leaks on asset removal on iOS devices).
It's an early beta.
And it does it all in 2K.
I don't care about what the jQuery project does, and how it takes "a far more pragmatic view of web development"; Zepto.js doesn't want to be a do-it-all-works-everywhere-project; so I really don't get your condescending tone ("just taking a quick peak...", "straight-out breaks", "missing critical functionality", "broken for most cases", "I can keep on going", "...might be fine").
That's true. Lot's of it is. Some of it is not. And yes, it targets bleeding edge WebKit mobile browsers.
Yes, some of it is broken and doesn't work correctly yet.
Some of it fixes bugs that jQuery doesn't fix AFAIK (like memory leaks on asset removal on iOS devices).
It's an early beta.
And it does it all in 2K.
I don't care about what the jQuery project does, and how it takes "a far more pragmatic view of web development"; Zepto.js doesn't want to be a do-it-all-works-everywhere-project; so I really don't get your condescending tone ("just taking a quick peak...", "straight-out breaks", "missing critical functionality", "broken for most cases", "I can keep on going", "...might be fine").