I'm starting to develop (as an unpaid volunteer) an application for the local
medical clinic, and I'd like to deploy it as a browser application ("rich
internet app"). Of course, I cold just use plain old HTML and CSS, but I'd like
it to be much more interactive, basically like a desktop application. It would
seem the best (for some definition of good :-) technology for the job would be
JavaScript on the front-end (although I could do it in Java with Swing or
JavaFX and deliver it as a JNLP app). Anyway, does anyone here have any
preferences for a GUI toolkit for JavaScript? So far, I've been looking at
Dojo, JQuery, YUI, Ext JS, and the Google Closure library. As I'm pretty new to
the whole JS world, I'm thoroughly confused (maybe that means that I'm on the
right track :-). I'd really appreciate feedback.
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