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The question is are you trying to build a desktop class application or not. If not jquery/backbone is the obvious solution. If a tablview is particularly inter
by Me1000 16y ago
The question is are you trying to build a desktop class application or not. If not jquery/backbone is the obvious solution.
If a tablview is particularly interesting to you Cappuccino (http://cappuccino.org http://cappuccino.org) has simply the best tableview out there.
This is what it was like several months ago, and it has only gotten better.
http://timetableapp.com/TestingEnviro/imdbdemo/ http://timetableapp.com/TestingEnviro/imdbdemo/
It's fully customizable too, supporting any kind view you want to put in it, and will remain very snappy.
http://githubissues.heroku.com http://githubissues.heroku.com for example shows of some of this flexibility and performance in a real world app.
- clyfe 16y agoIn terms of tableview, I find slickgrid a powertool. https://github.com/mleibman/SlickGrid https://github.com/mleibman/SlickGrid
- kaylarose 16y agoSlickGrid is excellent. I didn't like how coupled everything seemed (model, Pagination, etc) [as of 6 months ago, so it may have changed]. I ended up rolling my own remote model, editors, and pagination stuff, but it ended working like a dream. By far the best tableview I've used in a project. Cappuccino's widgets UI is gorgeous though.
- Me1000 16y agoThis best thing about cappuccino's tableview is that it can be use everywhere... For example reimplementing tweetie's tweet list (more on that in a week or so). It doesn't traditionally look like a table, but it is. It's incredibly flexibly and is used ALL OVER apps in Cocoa. Cappuccino has an amazing tableview, I don't think that can be said for other desktop class browser app frameworks.