Hello all, I came across an application development thing that's built on Prototype called Foo Framework:
http://foo.riiv.net/ It's fairly slick in that it takes valid XHTML and a very little bit of JavaScript to build fairly complex user interfaces. Personally, I think I'd prefer to do a lot of what it does on the server side, and the syntax is a little too much like XSL for my taste, but it makes for a pretty compelling demo. If you accept JavaScript as a requirement (which is reasonable, for many applications), it works great. A neat thing about it is, it has a "plugin" architecture similar to jQuery, so it's relatively straight forward to add additional functionality. Not to be too "me too", but what do people think about this? Is it something people would actually use? Is it more useful than just a toy? --Erik
