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Maybe. What I think is more likely is that someone clones the most impressive parts of Enyo (the WebOS 3 JavaScript framework) into a new web/mobile development
by jefflinwood 15y ago
Maybe. What I think is more likely is that someone clones the most impressive parts of Enyo (the WebOS 3 JavaScript framework) into a new web/mobile development framework that isn't tied to WebOS at all.
I'm not sure what developers would do with just the open source WebOS application code if there's no hardware - the existing WebKit doesn't seem to be optimized that well (see Enyo perf in iPad 2/Mobile Safari vs Enyo Perf on the Touchpad).