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I'd like to work in that progressive sector of the enterprise, mine is still full of Swing, extjs and even Tk.
by mhd 12y ago
I'd like to work in that progressive sector of the enterprise, mine is still full of Swing, extjs and even Tk.
- tracker1 12y agoextjs isn't so bad.. My only complaints would be all the themes look a bit dated (and squashed on a large display), and I don't like OO paradigms in JS so much and ext is really heavy OO.
- rrrx3 12y agopersonal opinion - extjs is non-performant trash.
- mhd 12y agoI'm generally putting extjs in the swing/MFC/Qt corner, no the angular/dojo/react/etc one, and yes, compared to that in a client/server setup it's not that bad -- at least it suggest a more sane communication setup and is only godawful when it comes to deploying, not outright hostile. But quite often, some corporations would've fared better keeping their old mainframe terminal apps. With mobile apps, both setups don't really fare too well, although with the recent influx of Windows tablets and styluses, I fear that we could be regressing to shoddy Visual Basic-ish apps with homegrown comm/sync protocols again.
- rrrx3 12y agoas much as i'd like to say the opposite, it's not nearly as progressive as it should be. There are tons and tons of places who are actively regressing.