Oooops, that's starts getting interesting! What if Pyjs would integrate all kinds of JS frameworks (mostly some that provide UI widgets, I would suppose) and one could say at compile time (or so) which one to use for the generated application!? ... Sounds ... awesome ... scary ... <your opinion here>
- Who would decide on what framework would make it into Pyjs? - What would the design look like that makes it possible to do such a thing? (i.e. using the same Python code that generates a web app with the widget library of your choice) Not sure whether this would entail any serious disadvantages, issues, challenges. Peter 2012/5/24 Stephen Waterbury <[email protected]>: > On 05/24/2012 03:42 AM, C Anthony Risinger wrote: >> >> this will be a part of ongoing work to break the UI libraries out of >> the main distribution; i want to make it clear that 3rd party >> implementations/frameworks are both possible *and* encouraged ... GWT >> is just one path of many. > > > I'm very happy to hear of that strategy. Specifically, I'd love to be > able to use some of Qooxdoo in pyjs. (Hoping that's the kind of thing > you had in mind ... ;) > > Steve
