Activity on the mailing list has dropped to almost nothing and (what used to be) laszlo systems has pretty much stopped responding entirely. When 6 months after IE9 was released, it still wasn't supported by OL, I knew I needed something else. But it took me a year to find anything even moderately comparable. I've switched to Enyo.js, which provides some of the niceties and features of OL with a good license (apache 2) and a very open development process on github. There are still a lot of things about OL I miss (nothing compares to its databinding). Enyo is still very young, it doesn't handle data structures or databinding (I use Backbone.js for that) but it's the only alternative to OL I've found that is active and maintained. I only used the html5 runtime; if you need flash, Enyo won't work.
David On Wed, Sep 5, 2012 at 12:13 PM, Chris Janik <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey Everyone, > > It's been a while for me with OL. I was just wondering what the status of > the project is. Is it still under development? If it's not are there any > good alternatives? I hope it's still going. > > -- > Chris > >
