I have to disagree with him about Enyo. Writing Enyo, and writing jQuery, I have to say writing Enyo is orders of magnitude more pleasant. Maybe they should als

I have to disagree with him about Enyo. Writing Enyo, and writing jQuery, I have to say writing Enyo is orders of magnitude more pleasant. Maybe they should also have jQuery in there, and several other libraries just to give developers familiar tools. But Enyo, beats jQuery no doubt when it comes to writing applications. If HP would allow Enyo outside of webOS, I'm sure many many web developers would agree. Also, I don't see what he means when he says don't force SDKs. I develop the exact same way he describes no problem. And his suggestion to distribute using bluetooth... OK? For #10, does Android even have a method of first accepting apps via bluetooth from non-Android phones and then opening the browser to those apps? By the way, Enyo apps run just fine in the Android browser, but he is eager to throw Enyo out anyway. For #11, dude must not have noticed there is a firesale going on, not only the Touchpad, but also the phones. He makes some good points, but it just seems to me that he didn't really think things through before writing that post.