Has anyone played around with Appcelerator?
http://doc.appcelerator.org/overview/index.html
http://appcelerator.org/
Kind of mega but still a neat idea, especially how you can pass
messages transparently from JavaScript to the server and back.
Looks like the Python web backend is built on Pylons
I'm building an intranet on Pylons and Appcelerator at the moment -
very impressed. A bit pointless for a public facing site tho due to
validation issues..
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On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 3:28 PM, Iain Campbell wrote:
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> I'm building an intranet on Pylons and Appcelerator at the moment -
> very impressed. A bit pointless for a public facing site tho due to
> validation issues..
validation, as in, security of how it does the message passing?
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while i havent looked closely at appcelerator, I am impressed with the
vision
and knowledge that the creators seem to have about building rich
internet applications
and the emphasis on client side code.
Again, this doesn't mean I think this is a good framework, certainly
it doesn't seem
to be a ve
2009/2/5 Kumar McMillan :
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> validation, as in, security of how it does the message passing?
Not so much that, but from an accessibility standpoint.
The same is true (i believe) for RIA frameworks in general. Making an
RIA that's usable by a blind person seems almost impossible. From what
I can
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 4:55 AM, Iain Campbell wrote:
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> 2009/2/5 Kumar McMillan :
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>> validation, as in, security of how it does the message passing?
>
> Not so much that, but from an accessibility standpoint.
>
> The same is true (i believe) for RIA frameworks in general. Making an
> RIA that
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 4:11 AM, Tycon wrote:
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> while i havent looked closely at appcelerator, I am impressed with the
> vision
> and knowledge that the creators seem to have about building rich
> internet applications
> and the emphasis on client side code.
> Again, this doesn't mean I think th