> [...] i like the way how SproutCore is using templates for views.
>
> However, the qooxdoo GUI toolkit won't need templates. Every view is composed
> by container / layouts and widgets. By using the DataBinding feature of
> qooxdoo (http://manual.qooxdoo.org/1.4.x/pages/data_binding.html) you can
> dynamically update your view easily (magic ;) ).
Right. But there are also use cases, where a pure HTML approach is more
elegant, especially when it comes to display data in a more document-oriented
manner. Even with Java and SWT, I'm sometimes using a web browser widget to
display information via HTML.
As soon as you do that, templates are tremendously useful. Like Qooxdoo,
SproutCore has data binding, and using it in the context of templates is very
clever. I haven’t seen anyone else do that.
Greetings,
Axel
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