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Looks like jQuery Mobile put the wind up them. I'd find it hard to justify investing time in the Sencha platform even if it is 'free' - the licence is still com
by msy 16y ago
Looks like jQuery Mobile put the wind up them. I'd find it hard to justify investing time in the Sencha platform even if it is 'free' - the licence is still commercial and development is still closed, why take the risk when jQuery Mobile is evolving so rapidly anyway.
- adolfoabegg 16y agoI agree... it doesn't make sense to move to Sencha if you're already familiar with jQuery
- steilpass 16y agoIts funny how I didn't mind paying 100$ but the closed development doesn't cut it for me. I had a small patch and there was no way to commit it. A Git repository seems to be a minimum requirement nowadays.