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Sencha Touch is a bizarre mish-mash
- mhd 16y agoDavid Mark? Sounds familiar... Ah, here we go: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=993300 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=993300
- mikecane 16y agohead desk I must learn to look in the Comments after reading the link but before upvoting. I wish I could take it back now.
- Rust 16y agoWhy? Despite his obvious lack of social charms, he is absolutely correct about Sencha (IMHO). I don't like his attitude either, but the headline is accurate and the article (such as it is) is informative.
- jonknee 16y agoI find it frustrating that votes are permanent, if this were reddit you could remove or switch your vote. (This mostly comes up for me on touch based devices where my fat finger can accidentally hit the wrong arrow.)
- logic 16y agoI posted this only on it's own merits. I'll admit he's abrasive (as the rest of that thread, and the one you linked to, shows), but he does make a few solid points amongst the vitriol.
- mhd 16y agoWhile I think the format for criticism is a bit too nit-picky, I wont't totally argue against that. I just wanted to provide some context. He sure has an axe to grind…
- Tautologistics 16y agoEven more... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=993398 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=993398
- rebelvc 16y agoI whole heartily agree. Why use a rigid javascript framework to create something as simple as HTML5 and CSS? Hopefully they will continue to develop JQTouch Project.
- cornero 16y agoIt seems like most of the criticism is about not being properly cross-browser, but since it's only supposed to work in webkit this seems beside the point.