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I eagerly await the time when those frameworks will be able to do what Adobe Flex can do. I'm itching to try my hand at rewriting our app in javascript, but so

by swombat 17y ago

I eagerly await the time when those frameworks will be able to do what Adobe Flex can do. I'm itching to try my hand at rewriting our app in javascript, but so far they all seem too immature and generally broken (and cross-browser incompatible) to be worth considering. At the moment, for an RIA that's going to be used by enterprises, Flex still appears to win hands down, unfortunately. I'd love to be proved wrong, though! However, based on the comments in this thread, it appears that Sproutcore is not there yet, by far.

phatbyte 17y ago
I like the concept of Flex but I've tried to create some apps and the UI designing was a pain, plus you have to deal with the fact the most users don't have the flex runtime app. However flex uses AS which bring a nice belt of libraries to play with. I don't know how it's now, I played with it a year ago.