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Technologies > JavaScript Libraries > Multiple Usage

Multiple JavaScript Libraries Usage

This diagram shows for each JavaScript library the percentage of sites that additionally use another JavaScript library. Please note, that we identify here usage on the same site, not necessarily on the same page. See technologies overview for further explanations on the methodologies used in the surveys. Our reports are updated daily.

How to read the diagram:
13.3% of the sites that use JQuery, additionally use another JavaScript library.

JQuery
13.3%
UIZE
25.9%
MochiKit
42.4%
YUI Library
46.9%
MooTools
59.7%
Spry
64.0%
Dojo
65.3%
Ext JS
69.3%
Midori
70.0%
ASP.NET Ajax
75.5%
DHTMLX
82.9%
DOMAssistant
83.7%
Prototype
88.9%
AngularJS
90.4%
Google Closure Library
90.9%
Knockout
92.2%
Underscore
99.2%
Backbone
99.3%
Script.aculo.us
100.0%
W3Techs.com, 20 June 2013
Multiple JavaScript Libraries Usage

More details

You can find details about which combinations of JavaScript libraries are used in our JavaScript libraries market reports.






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