As a result of the improved support for wiring window object event handlers, the Document Loaded, Document Unload, Window Resized, and Window Scrolled static events of the Uize.Widget class have been deprecated.

INSTEAD OF...

Uize.Widget.wire (
  'Window Resized',
  function () {
    // do something when window is resized
  }
);

USE...

Uize.Node.wire (
  window,
  'resize',
  function () {
    // do something when window is resized
  }
);

OR...

myWidget.wireNode (
  window,
  'resize',
  function () {
    // do something when window is resized
  }
);

OR, FOR MULTIPLE WIRINGS...

Uize.Node.wire (
  window,
  {
    load:
      function () {
        // do something when document loads
      },
    scroll:
      function () {
        // do something when window / document is scrolled
      }
  }
);

The changes to these various methods offer the following benefits...

	the new system provides support for wiring handlers for seven window events, while the previous system supported only four
	the new system is more inituitive, since more developers will be familiar with the names of the window object events than the custom static event names that were offered in Uize.Widget class
	the new system relays the event object for the window event to the handler (previously not the case), and the handler is called as an instance method on the window object (previously not the case) - consistent with the behavior for wiring DOM nodes
	events of the window object that are wired using the wireNode method inside a widget's wireUi method will be automatically unwired when calling the unwireUi method

For backwards compatibility, the deprecated Document Loaded, Document Unload, Window Resized, and Window Scrolled static events of the Uize.Widget class are all still supported, and will be supported for some time into the future.

All existing code using the deprecated events should continue to work as normal. It would be wise to progressively migrate code over to using the new methods.