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This is very exciting. Following on GitHub & anxiously waiting for the demo video to finish converting. However, doesn't this go slightly against Jolley's idea
by some1else 16y ago
This is very exciting. Following on GitHub & anxiously waiting for the demo video to finish converting.
However, doesn't this go slightly against Jolley's idea[1] that the tools should be free and available to everyone (including Linux and Windows users)? I understand this is not the de-facto tool for SproutCore development, but do you think that making an Interface Builder clone with SproutCore itself is a viable option? It would have a lovely meta-feel to it, like the Rubinius Ruby interpreter being written mostly in Ruby.
Neways, kudos for releasing the project. I'm going to try it later when I get home.
[1] http://blog.sproutcore.com/post/756343010/the-next-revolution http://blog.sproutcore.com/post/756343010/the-next-revolutio...
- devinus 16y agoThere are now two ways to design SproutCore applications: Greenhouse and now SCXIB. Greenhouse is exactly what you described--an entirely SproutCore-based interface builder[1]. We created SCXIB to give developers more choice. [1] http://blog.sproutcore.com/post/535950751/introducing-greenhouse http://blog.sproutcore.com/post/535950751/introducing-greenh...
- some1else 16y agoThanks :-)