Wow, it's impressive how has Qooxdoo evolved in less than a year that I'm
using it seriously.
Andreas Ecker-2 wrote:
>
> we are proud to announce the availability of two new qooxdoo
> releases. :-)
>
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Howdy!
Hugh Gibson wrote:
> http://qooxdoo.org/download needs a lot of adjustment as it doesn't mention
> the skeletons or the quickstart downloads.
It does in fact mention skeletons briefly, but yes, just as we were
putting the releases online yesterday evening (after several SF.net
outages) we
> we are proud to announce the availability of two new qooxdoo
> releases. :-)
http://qooxdoo.org/download needs a lot of adjustment as it doesn't mention the
skeletons or the quickstart downloads.
I also suggest that you put links to the quickstart from the front page, and
the various tutorial
Hi,
we are proud to announce the availability of two new qooxdoo
releases. :-)
The first half of this “release double feature” is qooxdoo 0.6.6, which
is supposed to be the most mature of all versions so far. It is
recommended for production use and all applications should be migrated
to this rel