Paul Libbrecht wrote:
The little I look into it from a user perspective... it looks horribly windowsish... I find both Ext controls (at least as in Curriki) or GWT controls much less tainted.
Among little difficulties, scroll-wheel (that is, MacBook's two-finger-trackpad) isn't working.
Where ? I've got it right on many widgets Jerome.
Maybe I'm old fashion but I still don't understand what is the interest of providing the API documentation only using a doc-browser which prevents most self-organization one is used to (e.g. open in a new tab, bookmark, put in history). Both SmartClient and Ext do this mistake. (I've never seen a desktop javadoc reader which has really beaten the web-based ones)
paul
Le 02-déc.-08 à 19:02, Vincent Massol a écrit :
Hi,
I'd like to propose using smartGWT/smartClient for all our widget needs both in GWT and in JS: * Their set is pretty impressive and has all we need. * It's under LGPL * Sanjiv has moved from Ext GWT to SmartGWT and since he's had a bad history with Ext GWT we can assume he has received enough reassurance from smartClient to remain open source and under the LGPL license. * It's both GWT and JS and we need both * The little of the source I have seen look very clean.
Some links: * http://www.jroller.com/sjivan/entry/smartgwt_1_0_released * http://code.google.com/p/smartgwt/ * http://www.ongwt.com/post/2008/11/27/SmartGWT-%3A-A- QampA-with-Sanjiv-Jivan2 * http://www.smartclient.com/product/smartLGPL.jsp
Here's my +1 (barring any issue we see when we start using it of course)
Thanks -Vincent
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