Because nobody wants to use that crap for GUI's

Post #13,609 by tablizer 10/16/01 2:42:42 PM 10/16/01 2:44:02 PM Reply	Because nobody wants to use that crap for GUI's >> If you can't find one single released application done in JS/DOM that you're going to port to SCGUI and have me run it << I can't find such a beast because people rarely do full GUI's with JS+DOM. Further, I focus on custom biz apps, NOT "released" apps. That is NOT what SCGUI targets. You are asking for something that SCGUI does not even compete against for the most part. Your request is circular. My SCGUI project is avialable for all to download and play with (and add to). Where is your side's? I see nothing but talk. If it is proprietary and thus cannot be released, too bad. That is more points for mine: 1. Open standard 2. Free demo with source code 3. One protocol instead of three ________________ oop.ismad.com Edited by tablizer Oct. 16, 2001, 02:44:02 PM EDT Besides nobody wants to use that crap for GUI's >> If you can't find one single released application done in JS/DOM that you're going to port to SCGUI and have me run it << I can't find such a beast because people rarely do full GUI's with JS+DOM. Further, I focus on custom biz apps, NOT "released" apps. That is NOT what SCGUI targets. You are asking for something that SCGUI does not even compete against for the most part. Your request is circular. My SCGUI project is avialable for all to download and play with (and add to). Where is your side's? I see nothing but talk. If it is proprietary and thus cannot be released, too bad. That is more points for mine: 1. Open standard 2. Free demo with source code 3. One protocol instead of three ________________ oop.ismad.com Collapse All History
Post #13,611 by pwhysall 10/16/01 2:48:40 PM Reply	Re: Because nobody wants to use that crap for GUI's My SCGUI project is avialable for all to download and play with (and add to). Where is your side's? I see nothing but talk. For all? Erm, did MS port VB to Linux when I wasn't looking or something? That is more points for mine: 1. Open standard 2. Free demo with source code 3. One protocol instead of three I'll give you (2) - even though I can't run the thing. You're bullshitting on (1), because SCGUI isn't a standard. Not even close. Just because you release a bit of code doesn't make it a standard. (3) is bollocks, and well you know it. You're using at least two "protocols" (sigh, programming languages aren't protocols, but WTFever) - SCGUI, and your transport protocol, TCP/IP. Really, you're using 3, because of the VB protocol you're making me use. Oops. Peter Shill For Hire [link\|http://www.kuro5hin.org\|There is no K5 Cabal]
Post #13,613 by pwhysall 10/16/01 2:51:32 PM Reply	Forgot one. SCGUI runs over HTTP, right? Which is an actual, can't-get-better-than-the-real-thing protocol. That makes 4. Peter Shill For Hire [link\|http://www.kuro5hin.org\|There is no K5 Cabal]
Post #13,709 by tablizer 10/16/01 11:38:32 PM Reply	sloppy counting >> TCP/IP. Really, you're using 3, because of the VB protocol you're making me use. Oops. << TCP/IP and/or HTTP are a given in both because some protocol needs to message the stuff back and forth. The VB is on the server side. Scott's solution will also have server-side languages, which I did not count. I also did not count the browser, which I assume that the developer will not have to diddle with under normal circumstances. Regardless, if you count properly, you still get x < x + 1 or x < x + 2 if Scott uses HTML. ________________ oop.ismad.com

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