Looking at the code through Google dev tools I found a reference to www.coolite.com - .NET controls built on top of ExtJS (Sencha).
Sencha - www.sencha.com, have JavaScript framework called ExtJS Yes, this must be how they've done it. I couldn't even find "the code" for a clue. The results are just lovely, even better than the best demos I've seen in Silverlight. The look-and-feel reproductions of desktop controls are just astonishing, but it's even more astonishing that the whole things is an illusion created by a combination of generated HTML and JavaScript. When a friend showed me the generated code from his large GTK project a few months ago I was amazed that the huge unreadable mass of scripts could even load and run reliably in a browser, but obviously it does. It's a helluva way to write apps! I personally prefer the Silverlight plug-in model. Greg
