> 2.) There are something called packages[1] that might allow you to only
> load the parts of qooxdoo you need to get your login screen working and
> then continue to load the rest of the framework in the background. I'm
> not 100% sure how this works though.
>
> Hope that points you in the rig
> I've no idea how to do that, but I was thinking specifically to let
> qooxxoo file and application js files to load in the background ?
Yes, you could do something like this, using the browser cache to ensure
that the files are available when you really need them. The main problem
might be tha
Hi,
A couple of ideas that might help you.
1.) You could write your login screen in plain HTML/JS and display this
whilst the qooxdoo framework loads in the background. You'll have to
change your application to inline(?) to get it to work and then find a
way of letting your qooxdoo app know whe
Hi,
My app need a login screen and I'm just wondering if I could let
things being done in the background during the time the end user try
to log.
I've no idea how to do that, but I was thinking specifically to let
qooxxoo file and application js files to load in the background ?
What do you
