Hi Tobias,
that is definitely an interesting use case. Layouts definitely suck in
classical HTML (CSS3 will have a few improvements, but I think we are
years away from seeing them to be used in mainstream sites).
For orienation: The build version of the feedreader is currently about
549 KB (with line breaks enabled). When you gzip the whole thing are
you already done with 133 KB. Using some type of DSL connection the
initialization time may be more important than the file size. But this
is another story. All in all qooxdoo 0.8 is by far more modular and
better integrateable into classic web sites than 0.7.x. Good luck and
keep us posted about your progress.
Regards,
Sebastian
Am 22.08.2008 um 07:40 schrieb Tobias Koller (GERMO GmbH):
Hi,
one question.
Is it possible to just use the fantastic layouting in qooxdoo 0.8 to
build an web-application?
It is always a big problem to layout divs and spans etc exactly in
all browsers (its standard in qooxdoo) ;).
A standard-application was still very big in 0.7 (about 1mb? that’s
why I’m asking about only use qx-layouts).
Did the size of a qx-application change between 07 and 0.8?
I guess I will use standard qx 0.8 including widgets but would also
like to know if it would be possible to just use the layouts.
Thanks a lot.
Tobias
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