Not sure that the author has written an app with Enyo before coming up with a plan to save WebOS (Quick tutorial: https://developer.palm.com/content/resources/d

Not sure that the author has written an app with Enyo before coming up with a plan to save WebOS (Quick tutorial: https://developer.palm.com/content/resources/develop/extended_enyo_tutorial.html https://developer.palm.com/content/resources/develop/extende...) The SDK for Enyo doesn't force you to do anything. To build an app with Enyo, you need: 1) A WebKit browser for testing 2) A copy of Enyo's CSS and JS on your file system No required text editors or anything else. Also in the SDK is a virtual machine that runs WebOS for testing or if you use Palm services that aren't supported in just WebKit. There are some simple command-line tools to package and install an Enyo app on the emulator or a device, and some tools to open a shell on a WebOS device or emulator