Demo looks great. I would love to see the code behind it even though it may
be a mess.
What are the major differences between qooxdoo 0.1 and 0.5 and how will that
improve this application?

Does anyone else have code for a comprehensive application they can share?

Thanks
Christoph

 

-----Original Message-----
I am not the right one to answering this wonderful initiative, but this is
the real spirit! I hope you can find collaborators!

Meanwhile, on a more constructive note, maybe you want to see how far you
can get even with the 0.1 version of qooxdoo. I have put an public version
of it here:

http://m15s08.vlinux.de/~cboulanger/devel/  (Login with test/test)
(Beware: it runs painfully slow in the Internet Explorer, please use
Firefox).

It has a lot of issues, such as a problem with UTF-8 characters (because
MySQl is version 3.x), and the famous Mozilla - "I don't see a cursor and
cannot select text in textfields" - bug. Most problems are related to my
code and not to qooxdoo. And this is version 0.1 ! Code is available on
request and a real mess. I hope I can find the time to port the application
to 0.5.

Best regards,
Christian

Christoph Dorn schrieb:
> Quick background:
>  
> The more I work with qooxdoo the more I like it. Its structured well, 
> runs reliable and it looks like it will be worth making a significant 
> investment in to choose it as a core component. I primarily develop 
> all my applications in PHP. I found qooxdoo while looking for a 
> JavaScript/Ajax framework to use for building admin systems for sites 
> I develop. I was looking for an easy way to create powerful user 
> interfaces fed by a standard PHP API.
> I think qooxdoo relies on JavaScript a lot more than other frameworks 
> (some use DIV tags for layout etc...) and I believe that traditional 
> server-based programmers (PHP/Perl/JSP) may be scared to jump to a 
> complete JavaScript client without more information on how it performs 
> and how to structure it for a complex application. That was the case 
> with me anyway.
>  
> The idea:
>  
> Re-implement a moderately complex open-source application such as 
> squirrelmail (just core without plugins for now) with a Qooxdoo 
> front-end. In the process we would define recommended standards and 
> tools for development, application layout, server communication, 
> debugging etc... on both client and server side. This would allow 
> someone interested in qooxdoo as well as existing qooxdoo users to 
> view how a complex live application would be structured for best 
> performance, compatibly, expandability and scalability. By 
> re-implementing an existing popular project we could also gain a lot 
> of attention quickly.
>  
> Putting it together:
>  
> I have a lot of PHP programming experience with PHP content management 
> systems and application frameworks. I could make recommendations on 
> and refine a PHP API to communicate with qooxdoo. I could also 
> implement all the hooks/patches for squirrelmail so we can communicate 
> with it. I would need to work with a qooxdoo expert to make 
> recommendations on how to structure the qooxdoo javascript code for a 
> complex application. I am not an expert in JavaScript.
>  
> Why my involvement:
>  
> I need to know how to structure qooxdoo code for a complex application 
> and methodologies to develop with it efficiently. I also need a 
> standard PHP API to work with qooxdoo and I need web-mail capability 
> in my qooxdoo applications.
>  
> What do you think?
>  
> Christoph



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