I just saw the Apple’s WWDC, found this frame work very interesting,
and cool.
I wonder if we can both use Rails & sproutcore.
Thanks,
I just saw the Apple’s WWDC, found this frame work very interesting,
and cool.
I wonder if we can both use Rails & sproutcore.
Thanks,
On 17 Jun 2008, at 15:06, *Barrier wrote:
I just saw the Apple’s WWDC, found this frame work very interesting,
and cool.I wonder if we can both use Rails & sproutcore.
Since Rails is a serverside framework (just like CakePHP, Symphony and
the Java counterparts) handling serverside operations and Sproutcore
is a clientside Javascript framework (just like ExtJS for example),
there is no reason why the two won’t mix. You just write your
clientside code, then implement the serverside logic to provide those
clienside gui components with the data they expect.
If you’re looking for ready-made view helpers, you’re out of luck.
IMHO, if you don’t understand the way these clientside gui components
work and how they do what they are supposed to do, you’re better off
not using them. View helpers already make you run into walls if you
want to venture beyond simple ajax functionality and these gui
components, whether that’s sproutcore or extjs, go way beyond that.
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
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