Adobe’s Spry software looks like a fantastic tool that can make HTML work like flash. The Adobe site only talks about its use with Dreamweaver. Does anyone know if it is available for Freeway yet or will it be?
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Spry is similar to Prototype + script.aculo.us or MooTools, but with
some great canned server stuff and layout tools baked in. It’s a mix
of open-source and proprietary code, and that’s about all I know
about it. You might also want to check out the completely free and
open SproutCore project, or jQuery, or Dojo for yet another take on
the same problem.
Actually, any of these toolkits will do you a great service of paving
over the rough differences between the competing browsers, as well as
between the standards and those browsers’ interpretation of same. It
really matters not which one you choose, only that you take advantage
of the one you do choose. I started out using just a tiny bit of
Prototype for one project, and then dove head first into it and
Scripty and now have forgotten how to work any other way.
Walter
On Jun 16, 2008, at 2:59 AM, Daniel wrote:
Adobe’s Spry software looks like a fantastic tool that can make
HTML work like flash. The Adobe site only talks about its use with
Dreamweaver. Does anyone know if it is available for Freeway yet or
will it be?
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Thanks for the info Walter, appreciate it
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