MooTools 1.5 release

Mootools has long been an integral part of client-side JavaScript on Habrahabr. It was sad to watch the extinction of the creation of Valerio Proietti. Since May 2013, blog entries have hardly been added ...

But this morning, the mootools team issued a regular release and added notes of optimism to the hearts of lovers of this framework.

The developers of mootools call this a big bug fix release, about 240 commits aimed at supporting new browsers as well as new features of the JavaScript language. The team spent a lot of time creating test tools and integrating with the Travis CI platform. In the future, this will help make releases of new versions of mootools much faster.
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What has changed in MooTools 1.5?

Core

• Swiff moved from Core to More
• Many properties in the Browser class went into the deprecated category (obsolete), the Browser.parseUA method appeared to determine the browser by user agent.
• Added support for IE11. (In compatibility mode, Browser.ie is set to undefined but the framework continues to work)
• Much work has been done to create unit tests and integrate with Travis CI . Now you can run and test everything locally on your computer’s browsers.
• The speed of managing the Element classes has been increased (for this, the classList API available in new versions of browsers is enabled)
• AppendHTML method added to Element class
• The Fx.isPaused () method has been added to the Fx class.
• Implemented String.contains support from ES6 specification
• The getStyle () method uses getComputedStyle by default.
• Now the framework is being built using Grunt

More

• Spinner supports WAI-ARIA
• Watchdog
• New method in Array.Extras: Array.pluck
• New event move in class Slider
• Multiple language file updates
• Added support for: keys (+) in Element.Event.Pseudos.Keys
• Core class dependency on flags from Browser class removed
• New testing infrastructure: Grunt-Karma-Jasmine, Travis CI and Saucelabs

Updated MooTools 1.5 Documentation
Download MooTools 1.5