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As SproutCore was still in the middle of a major rewrite / transition, it would be good to hear if Facebook intends to continue to support SproutCore directly a
by jashkenas 15y ago
As SproutCore was still in the middle of a major rewrite / transition, it would be good to hear if Facebook intends to continue to support SproutCore directly as an open-source project, or not.
From the sound of the blog post (http://blog.strobecorp.com/?p=304 http://blog.strobecorp.com/?p=304) it looks like there will be no official support.
- luigi 15y agoSounds like SproutCore will still be worked on outside of Facebook: https://twitter.com/#!/wycats/status/133955395013181440 https://twitter.com/#!/wycats/status/133955395013181440 https://twitter.com/#!/wycats/status/133651471983050753 https://twitter.com/#!/wycats/status/133651471983050753
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- wycats 15y agoSproutCore 2.0 is very much alive. Tom Dale and I have been working on it since we left Strobe over a month ago, and have been using it quite a bit in client projects. The feature we've been working on recently is to eliminate the <span> wrappers around data-bound DOM elements and bound collections. We landed that patch (and created a new library in the process, https://github.com/tomhuda/metamorph.js/ https://github.com/tomhuda/metamorph.js/) and are fixing some bugs that have come up since we landed it. Expect a release announcement, as well as more specifics about where we go from here in the next few days.
- jashkenas 15y agoI wouldn't expect you to know, or if you did know, be able to disclose ... but I was more curious about the rest of the team that's now headed out to Facebook. Looking forward to the upcoming announcement / blog post.