Congrats to the Ext JS team on the Designer release

[jay@moduscreate.com]

The change was partially due to Air's restrictive JavaScript "sandbox" and the amount of effort required to accomodate it.

Also, with Air, was an issue with allowing the source of the designer code to be visible, hacked and even posted online, violating the license. The current solution adds a layer of protection for that.

[thomasf]

The change was partially due to Air's restrictive JavaScript "sandbox" and the amount of effort required to accomodate it.

I thought that something like that must be the reason. I understand that. I really like Titanium. I hope ExtJS will look a at this too and provide perhaps some kind of Ext.Titanium Code.

Also, with Air, was an issue with allowing the source of the designer code to be visible, hacked and even posted online, violating the license. The current solution adds a layer of protection for that.

Yes,... very nice. Do you know and can you give us information about that solution? Is available online?
Thanks again

Kind regards
Thomas

[jay@moduscreate.com]

I will be doing a presentation on the technology tomorrow and it will be available online via ustream, and vimeo.

[thomasf]

I will be doing a presentation on the technology tomorrow and it will be available online via ustream, and vimeo.

Thank you! Please keep me up-to-date when it is available!

[realjax]

I would really like to have more information on this and how one could do the same

Then polish up your C++ skills and have a look at QT here. That's what's been used.

[Adam.Molnar]

Looking pretty sweet so far. Although, I'm a little suprised how so many obvious bugs made it in the release. No undo/redo functionality pretty much sucks too.

[Jamie Avins]

Looking pretty sweet so far. Although, I'm a little suprised how so many obvious bugs made it in the release. No undo/redo functionality pretty much sucks too.

It's coming very soon.