I'd rather they get it right. This 3.0 release is a clean start hopefully. The Core will be MIT license, so there's no confusion over what you can do and what

I'd rather they get it right. This 3.0 release is a clean start hopefully. The Core will be MIT license, so there's no confusion over what you can do and what you can't do with it. I've got no problem with them building great commercial frameworks on the open source core, especially if it means some of that commercial stuff might eventually migrate down the chain to the open source version. Of course, people were burned on the previous license switch so they lost some developers there. Aside from the licensing issues, I think the ExtJS developers (Jack Slocum et al) are great javascript hackers. ExtJS is a great javascript framework, particularly the data grid component. There's also the upcoming Ext 3.0 Designer, which reminds me of the 280North Atlas GUI designer. http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=52258 http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=52258