Manuel,
Don't feel like you are alone. Most of us using qooxdoo are creating
applications that can't be reached by the public, so we can't post URL's. My
application is used by thousands of users around the world, but they are all
government contractors on a closed system. So unfortunately I can't show you
the application as it takes a government clearance to see it. But feel good
knowing that you made the right choice to use qooxdoo. In fact, CodeGear (a
subsidiary of Borland) selected qooxdoo as the foundation for it's new
product Delphi for PHP. If CodeGear thought it was good enough to use it as
the base for it's product, it must be good! On an aside, I saw some
presentations last week on Delphi for PHP and it looks pretty slick. If you
are looking to create data driven web sites quickly, this new product can't
be beat! You can literally have a page up and running that accesses a mySQL
database and displays a qooxdoo table of the contents of a mySQL table in
less then 5 minutes (including deploying the files to the server)!!! Because
of CodeGear and qooxdoo, web development just got a whole lot better!
Jim Hunter
On 3/20/07, Manuel Bender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
westor schrieb:
> Hi list,
>
> I think someone asked this question before, but it was in the deepness
of a
> thread. So I pick up the idea and enhance this a little bit.
> Is there already a webpage with a directory of living qooxdoo projects?
> If it is not, wouldn't it be fine to have one? (This could be itself a
small
> qooxdoo solution, but it also should have a noscript version to be
findable
> by google etc.)
>
I think there is no such page yet.. I think it would be very very nice
to have such a page! As long as i havent seen a real qooxdoo
app im starting to getting paranoid and thinking im the only person
coding a living app ;-)
> Another question related to this is: I am implementing a QOOXDOO version
of
> an existing webforum (which has nothing to do with QOOXDOO) - but it
could
> be useful to have such a forum for QOOXDOO-developers to - it would be
an
> alternative to nabble web frontend or so. But imho this only would make
> sense, if some of our qooxdoo gurus would be interested to give support
in
> this forum.
> I don't want to spam the list with the URL but if someone is interested
to
> see the preview of this forum I could give a link or - better - I could
set
> up a playground or a real forum to play around a little bit.
>
Thats a difficul question i think... When you offer a forum that is
written in qooxdoo probably dial up user cant access it
cause the loading time is to long. Another problem could be that search
engines have problems to crawl it. And i think a
forum should be accessed by search engines so other users can find
previously answered questions from the past.
Im not sure if im right, but that are the problems i encountered with my
website where that is completely based on qooxdoo.
Im very interested in a link to your forum! And if its working i would
post there a link to my app, cause i dont want to spam this list,
too. ;-)
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