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1=== Minimax ===
2Contributors: sebaxtian
3Tags: AJAX
4Requires at least: 2.4
5Tested up to: 2.7.1
6Stable tag: 0.2.5
7
8Minimax is a minimal Ajax library.
9
10== Description ==
11
12This plugin is required by other plugins I have developed. Take a look at the readme.txt in the `/doc/` directory to know what can minimax do.
13
14These are the plugins that use minimax:
15
16* [iRate](http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/irate/ "iRateMyDay plugin")
17* [Lexi](http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/lexi/ "RSS widget using Ajax")
18
19== Installation ==
20
211. Decompress minimax.zip and upload `/minimax/` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
222. Activate the plugin through the __Plugins__ menu in WordPress
23
24== Frequently Asked Questions ==
25
26= Why minimax? =
27
28Because it's a minimal ajax library.
29
30= How do yo dare to create another Ajax library? =
31
32Yes, I know there are many Ajax libraries available, but they are too complex and I need just the basic part. Also add those libraries in each plugin would be a __redundanct code__ situation.
33
34= But, you know, there is an Ajax library in WP! =
35
36Yes, there is an Ajax library in WP, but I need an extra element it hasn't, and hacking the WP Ajax library wasn't an user friendly situation in order to make a plugin easy to install by common users. A common user wants to install, not to hack.
37
38= Can I use minimax with my plugins? =
39
40Yes you can. Take a look at the readme file in `/doc/` directory, and see the example. Remember this is an Ajax library, so it has the same limits other Ajax libraries do have.
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