MooTools: The Dollar Safe Mode
Since the dawn of time, MooTools used a method named $ to get an HTML element by it’s id or direct reference. This method name, being the coolest and shortest you can find in JavaScript, is also used by a number of other javascript frameworks and libraries for similar functionality. Sometimes, however, you may need to include two different JS libraries that both use the “$” function. That’s why we implemented this: Dollar Safe Mode
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