On Sat, 2008-19-01 at 13:24 +0100, Alberto Valverde wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
> 
> Daniel Fetchinson wrote:
> > (....)
> > 
> > 3. Let's pick a well-designed, robust and reliable javascript library
> > and add functionally to tg that helps integrating it to any tg project.
> > Users would have to write their javascript themselves but tg would
> > automate some or most of the typical tasks that one needs to do
> > in order to really make sure the client and server plays nicely together.
> > This means that only minimal javascript code has to be maintained, only
> > the basic API for client/server communication.
> > 
> > I think the best choice would be the third one and as I have mentioned
> > in an earlier post the Ext.js would be an excellent choice because it's
> > a mature project, 2.0 was released some time ago. It's 100% documented
> > and the documentation is top quality. It's very well-designed, unlike
> > most of the other js libraries. It helps create maintainable and
> > scalable code. It contains widgets for just about any use case and makes
> > it easy to extend these widgets to create reusable new ones. The core
> > size is not very big and it's possible to easily include only those
> > modules which are actually needed. And last but not least it does not
> > interfere with other js libraries.

I've been very impressed lately with jquery. I remember reading
something about an ext jquery project, is that a possibility? I'm not up
on ext really, but jquery is very well documented and has good community
support. And I think the author has a very TG compatible attitude.

Iain


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