Hi Stefan! > Tbanks for a splendid job "porting" qooxdoo" to the mobile/smartphone > platform. It is well done and show that the > architecture of qooxdoo really can be scaled down and right-sized.
Thanks for the positive feedback. > We just finished porting to our first qooxdoo mobile webdesktop application > interface and it works great. We look at > it as two interfaces to select from: qooxdoo standard and qooxdoo mobile. Now > the users can select which one they > want to use on the mobile/smartphone and in the middle of the app they can > switch between them too. Great > flexibility! Great. So apparently you were able to leverage qooxdoo's universal app as proposed: based on a single functional application core for both desktop and mobile, you offer two dedicated UIs on top, one for RIA one for mobile, right?That's exactly what we promote with the feedreader demo of the last release. It's good to see, also quite amazing, that you could leverage all that, build such an app for your business (even with switching UIs at runtime), and without asking for help or guidance via mailing list since the docs are rather sparse. As the mobile extensions are new, experimental features, the recent release is meant to get first feedback from the community. Looks like the qooxdoo mobile framework is in pretty good shape already. > Great job! But why have there been NO reviews in the magazines? Did we miss > it? Don't you send out press releases > guys? Doesn't 1u1 have a media department? I think you should send out press > releases at all major changes and > achievements continuously to let people know about your great work!!! There has been a fair amount of coverage. For sure, it could always be more, we're getting there. Anyway, it's not that the world is waiting for yet another press release. But we'll keep pushing, particularly as the mobile features, previously in alpha, start getting positive user feedback. On the other hand, what would certainly help to promote the qooxdoo open-source project, is to showcase user success stories. Hope this time you'd be able to disclose information about your use of qooxdoo, because from your input above we could together create an article, maybe even a press release, which shows that you successfully leveraged qooxdoo in a demanding, real-life scenario. Let me know. Bye, and keep up the good work, Andreas -- Andreas Ecker Project Lead http://qooxdoo.org ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Achieve unprecedented app performance and reliability What every C/C++ and Fortran developer should know. Learn how Intel has extended the reach of its next-generation tools to help boost performance applications - inlcuding clusters. http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-dev2devmay _______________________________________________ qooxdoo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/qooxdoo-devel
