Dear Gears users and developers, Torque Arm Wizard arised from the beta-swamp a few weeks ago now, and my work here is nearly done. Working with Gears has been very interesting, I'm sure this is quite a realistic glimpse of what the future in web development will look like. Gears provides access to functions that greatly reduces the possibility-differencies between regular desktop applications and web 2.0 applications.
Not to mention how easy it is! The API provided is really intuitive and easy to handle, and I'm not an experienced JavaScript developer at all - in fact this was my first JavaScript job. As Torque Arm Wizard runs on the company's intranet there's no way I can publish the production version. However, me and Lars have managed to get an Internet-accessible demo-version running. The server is an old laptop IBM ThinkPad T23 (!!!) that sits on the living room floor, so don't expect any amazing response times! Any comments about the code, language, design... anything, are very welcome. http://tawdemo.no-ip.org Best regards Andreas Röine Larsson Developer & System Architect [EMAIL PROTECTED]
