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  1. Mistake? Not. by Zermatt+Chris · · Score: 1 · on Was Standardizing On JavaScript a Mistake?

    The Javascript from a few years ago is gone (even though the actual language hasn't changed much).

    There are some very slick applications being written in .js these days, and the trend is accelerating due to the rapidly improving quality of both Javascript frameworks and the browsers themselves...

    Not convinced?

    Take a look at qooxdoo: http://demo.qooxdoo.org/devel/demobrowser/

    -Chris

  2. Re:The secret shame of Web 2.0 by Red+Alastor · · Score: 1 · on Is Anyone Using the Google Web Toolkit?

    What about qooxdoo?

  3. Re:Only a partial solution by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Informative · on Google To Host Ajax Libraries

    Couldn't you design a modular AJAX system that would bring in functions as they are needed? That way, someone visiting just a couple pages wouldn't have to download the entire library. Qooxdoo does this. While developing you download the entire framework, but when you are ready to release you run a makefile which creates a streamlined .js file with only the methods/classes your application UI needs; it also trims whitespace, renames variables to save space, etc.

    Fun package to work with too.
  4. QooXDoo by ClarkEvans · · Score: 1 · on Five AJAX Frameworks Reviewed

    I've had solid luck with http://qooxdoo.org/

  5. Re:Does this IDE build upon the existing interpret by Red+Alastor · · Score: 2, Informative · on Delphi For PHP Released

    It's largely based on the qooxdoo javascript library.

    Check the demos here and here.

  6. Re:Does this IDE build upon the existing interpret by Red+Alastor · · Score: 2, Informative · on Delphi For PHP Released

    It's largely based on the qooxdoo javascript library.

    Check the demos here and here.

  7. Re:Qooxdoo by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Open Source AJAX toolkits

    The examples are very diverse, showing all the possibilities this remarkable script can do. if you really want to see an advanced framework that looks incredibly awesome, check out Qooxdoo...http://www.qooxdoo.org

    Says the guy who can't put a link in his post.

  8. Re:Just did this myself by tezza · · Score: 1 · on Open Source AJAX toolkits

    So did I. I chose qooxdoo. It is a windows gui esq javascript library with _A LOT_ of widgets. Also, the team behind it are very competent.

  9. If you're interested in JS toolkits... (Dojo, etc) by ChrisZermatt · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Open Source AJAX toolkits

    ...make sure you check out qooxdoo.

    Its not the best known, but its one of the most promising toolkits in [very] active development. I've been involved (sort of -- following the mailing list) and its open source & very slick.

    http://www.qooxdoo.org//

    The 0.6 release is expected in the next day or so, and is a big jump over 0.5. The only area that is still a bit weak is the documentation, but there is a good group of developers working actively on getting that properly sorted for the next release.