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I wouldn't bet on it. I have looked at a version of Gaia (Firefox OS's user interface and set of built-in apps) and the apps do not use any specific framework.

by Yoric 14y ago

I wouldn't bet on it. I have looked at a version of Gaia (Firefox OS's user interface and set of built-in apps) and the apps do not use any specific framework. While a specific framework enforcing consistency might eventually appear, I do not think that this is the purpose of Mozilla or Firefox OS itself. Probably more the purpose of the companion marketplace.

kumar303 14y ago
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