Hi,
just a few additional remarks.
> I think a "qx-debug.js" or "qx-all.js"(together with some kind of
> qx-config.js) would be great for those who are evaluating frameworks.
There is a "quickstart" version of qooxdoo for that purpose, which
contains the entire framework in a single JS file.
htt
Ralph,
> I have not worked at the linux cmd line very much. Is there an easier
> way to install qooxdoo on my linus server than using make and those
> other telnet commands? Other JS frameworks I have installed on my
> server using FTP and manually creating the folders such as /js/jquery.
> Is the
hi,
I think a "qx-debug.js" or "qx-all.js"(together with some kind of
qx-config.js) would be great for those who are evaluating frameworks.
Specially those who are using windows and don't want to install cygwin and
all the rest just to play around with qooxdoo.
This kind of stuff makes qooxdoo un
Hi Ralph,
if you haven't ssh access to the server or you haven't experiences
with it, you can prebuild your application on your development
machine.
You can also prebuild main qooxdoo.js file and upload only it (with
some graphics)
Best regards
Petr
2008/7/19 Ralph Freshour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I have not worked at the linux cmd line very much. Is there an easier
way to install qooxdoo on my linus server than using make and those
other telnet commands? Other JS frameworks I have installed on my
server using FTP and manually creating the folders such as /js/jquery.
Is there a way to do thi
