vice-versa project, a philosophy rather than a library 


Array.forEach(document.all, function(node, i, all){
    // vice-versa project
});

well, there are few things I can say here, and first one is: please, if interested, help me!
The second one is my vision, a web where rather than criticisms, there is more collaboration to obtain good overall performances improving code quality.
This is not my old JSL project, this is a new groove, a new project, a non library, something I hope you will all appreciate.
But, if not, I am here to discuss about it :)
vice-versa project
Have fun with Web Development!


Update
Implemented a TaskSpeed test file for vice-versa project. Here first results ordered by average.


browser     Pure    vice    Moo     qoox    dojo    YUI     AVG
            Dom     versa   Tools   doo
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Safari 4    198     114     392     205     246     410     260.83
Chrome 1    251     273     589     279     336     692     403.33
Opera  10   215     206     764     267     311     659     403.67
FireFox 3   404     670     2962    3557    1197    792     1597.00
IE 8        876     1031    10312   1470    2267    1749    2950.83
IE 7        795     1767    8174    1734    7796    3329    3932.50
IE 6        3941    4686    67590   16611   22388   24591   23301.17

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