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Exactly. There's no reason to crap all over someone's toy project when they're clearly learning, playing and experimenting. The choices sure seem like someone l
by ddagradi 15y ago
Exactly. There's no reason to crap all over someone's toy project when they're clearly learning, playing and experimenting. The choices sure seem like someone learning the framework, and I bet there's a better way to teach.
- tomdale 15y agoWhile I appreciate the kind words about my programming skill ;), I needed a pet project to test drive SproutCore 2.0, and that's the reason I picked it. I would probably not have done so otherwise given its current limited scope. But again, as features increase, the use of SC will become more valuable.
- ddagradi 15y agoSorry if that came off harsh - edited for clarity. Whether or not someone is the best programmer in the world with a certain technology, we're all complete novices in more areas than we can count. I know nothing about SproutCore, so count me among the utter noobs there. There's no point in jumping down anyone's throat for experimenting with new technologies though. Keep up the classy responses on Github :)