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YUI 3 Gallery

Gallery allows all YUI developers to extend the library rapidly, adding modules that are accessible from any YUI 3 use() statement.

Gallery for YUI Users

Your problem, solved.

Gallery is growing into a multifaceted repository of YUI 3-based modules, all solving different problems. If there's a problem you're facing that isn't addressed in the core library, there's a good chance it's been solved here -- or will be soon.

Organic and nimble.

Gallery developers make contributions continuously, not tied to formal YUI releases. That means the Gallery grows faster and responds quickly to change.

Consistent license == peace of mind.

Most YUI 3 Gallery modules are released under the same liberal BSD license that covers YUI's core. And everything we push to our network is covered by that license.

The best of the YUI community.

Many YUI 3 Gallery committers are developers who have worked with YUI for years -- including some of the engineers on the YUI Team. Also, it is easy to identify quality Gallery content as everyone in the YUI community can add reviews and vote for modules we use.

Gallery for Developers

Expedited delivery.

From checkin to live, approved YUI 3 Gallery submissions are usually available for community use in less than two weeks. Gallery is built and pushed about 30 times per year, getting your code into circulation rapidly after checkin. It's never been this easy to contribute to YUI.

More seats in first class.

Gallery makes your own YUI 3-based modules and submodules first-class citizens for everyone using the library. Your files combo-handle with the library core, can be lazily loaded with Loader, and can be used via anyone's use() statement.

Your work, on our CDN, accessible to everyone.

When we push Gallery, it goes to the Yahoo! CDN. That means it can be used with good performance from anywhere in the world.

Adding to the Gallery is easy.

Sign the CLA, create a module here in the Gallery, clone the YUI 3 Gallery project on GitHub, commit your changes, and then issue a pull request on your commit. It's that easy.

Not BSD? Not a problem.

If you want to release your project under a non-BSD license and keep it from being released for free use on the CDN, you can still use Gallery to help YUI users discover and learn about your project.

The YUI Team is hiring.

Featured Module

History Liteon cdn

History Lite is similar in purpose to the YUI Browser History module, but with a more flexible API, no initialization or markup requirements, limited IE6/7 support, and a much smaller footprint.