On 10 Jan 2011, at 19:14, Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
you'll
simply have no other choice than to write proper Javascript (although
with Sproutcore that's quite debatable, but still).
Just out of curiosity: what do you mean by that last remark? (I've
been
interested in SproutCore but haven't really played with it yet.)
Apart from the fact that SproutCore uses ruby generators to generate
its files and compile to a static build not much to be honest, but
there's always people nitpicking :-) The actual code you write is
still Javascript of course.
I'm more familiar with ExtJS (using it in production apps) although in
a way I wish I wasn't. Don't get me wrong, it certainly has its
merits, but there's just too much in there that doesn't gel with me
for some reason. It's probably just personal preference though, just
like I prefer Ruby and Rails over some other languages, frameworks and
DSLs.
Only dipped my toes into SproutCore but it's certainly an interesting
framework and I might pick it up if the right project comes along.
However, I'm especially looking forward to Yehuda's work of
abstracting certain parts of SproutCore so I can hook those into
existing and new apps (the whole binding MVC part for example).
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
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