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Originally Posted by switch-hitter View Post
I like the look of that
Then you will reach nirvana when you try QML :P Example:

Code:
Label {
  text:  myImage.status != Image.Error ? "Loading..." : "Error :("
  visible: myImage.status != Image.Ready
}

Image {
  id: myImage // See? No quotes! A new language construct!
  source: "http://example.com/image.png"
}
And now image the label is automatically updated according to the status of the image. There's absolute nothing more than this you need to do for that to work, thanks to the data binding. If you can do that on a normal JS-based framework let me know as I might be interested.


Originally Posted by Bundyo View Post
My voting rights are still intact while I work on a mobile HTML5 based native-like application framework.
You try very hard to merely mimic the native platform, but you'll never going to achieve the same performance nor flexibility..

It would be great if there's a single, shared platform for mobile development, with open development and a community or non-profit in charge. HTML doesn't cut it for apps and/or is still very fragmented in Tizen/WebOS/FirefoxOS and the plethora of other frameworks like ExtJS/Qooxdoo/jQuery Mobile/Kendoui.
 

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