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When you define a widget with the $.widget("namespace.widgetname") syntax, the widget factory instantiates the widget "class" inside $[ namespace ]. All jQuery UI widgets exist in the $.ui namespace, which is reserved for official widgets, so make sure you change this to something unique. Namespaces are used internally for organizational purposes; they do not allow you to create multiple widgets with the same name.
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I am not sure why you are considering using moogle for the namespace. I agree the namespace should not be ui, but maybe should include ui? Maybe mu or mui as it can stand for multiple things (mit-ui, martin-ui, my-ui). Another choice would be to go for a free ui approach like fu (can also be a pun on foo-bar-baz-qux). I don't know and it really does not matter. I just figured I would provide some ideas, if you needed them.
I think namespaces should avoid name conflicts, so they should be unique ('foo' and 'martin' are not).
So I thought of using a string that I 'own'. A reverse domain name (e.g. ''de.wwwendt') is a classical approach, but somewhat bureaucratic.
'moogle' and 'mar10' are nicknames that I use on Google Code and GitHub.
No problem. Just did not know where moogle came from and it sounds, probably intentionally, close to google. Anyhow, I don't really have a preference just thought keeping it broad would allow other jquery ui solutions to be added in the future; however, it is not that important.
e.g.
ryrych/rcarousel#16
or
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