Hi Tom, frankly I haven't looked at Kendo or DHTMLx so far. ;-)
Doing only in-house development I have the luxury to choose the framework I feel most comfortable with, which doesn't have to be the most powerfull or geeky necessarily. I sacrifice a bit a flashines for stability, short development time and low-maintenance. In Cappuccino I'd like, that it does not require me to manipulate the DOM directly nor fiddle with CSS. The possibility to use Xcode's interface builder is nice. The rest of Cocoa programming IMO is not so nice especially the Objective-C part. Did a Lynda tutorial on Objective-C last summer and to me the language feels clumsy and outdated. Swift is more after my taste. Well have to look where Objective-J falls between these. Frankly if I could create web apps with 4D's interface builder and 4D/A4D code, I'd go that route. It is not possible currently and even if it would be, 4D would charge $$$ per client. ;-) That said, if you know an alternative to Cappuccino that fits my requirements better than Cappuccino, I'm happy to give it a try. Peter Tom DeMeo wrote: > Hi, > > Just curious, what advantages do you see from using Cappucino that make it > more appealing than working with a client side framework like Kendo or DHTMLx? > > > Tom DeMeo > _______________________________________________ Active4D-dev mailing list [email protected] http://list.aparajitaworld.com/listinfo/active4d-dev Archives: http://active4d-nabble.aparajitaworld.com/
