The SproutCore Experience

Marvel. Sing. Dance. Laugh and cry. This video has it all. 7 minutes that excite the senses. You won't learn a thing because everything is much too fast. Get the code on github: https://github.com/jfahrenkrug/iphonedevcon2010-sproutcore-demo
Try it online: http://www.springenwerk.com/2010/11/sproutcore-touch-image-search-demo.html

Also watch The Cappuccino Experience: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3KWYq8HlfA

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• SproutCore
• experience
• JavaScript
• Programming
• johannes
• fahrenkrug
• springenwerk

[wacalu]

Can you tell me the song titles please :)

[jfahrenkrug]

@wacalu Certainly :) The first one is called "I love you for sentimental reasons" by Karl Zero from the album "Songs for Cabriolets". The second one is called "Ca va" from the same album.

[wacalu]

@jfahrenkrug which console app do you use? Karl Zero is nice :)

[jfahrenkrug]

@wacalu it's called TotalTerminal.

[focalpointehi]

With the rapid pace of development contrary to documentation, this is wonderful for users like me. Are you on 1.5 or 1.4?

[jfahrenkrug]

@focalpointehi Thanks :) This was done with the latest gem release which is 1.4.4.

[jfahrenkrug]

@kpannema @kpannema that's a hard question to answer. I like both and I like different aspects of both. I have done more with Cappuccino and I do a lot of iOS development, so Cappuccino feels more "at home" to me. But that's very subjective. Cappuccino doesn't have touch support at this point, so if you want to build iOS apps, you'd have to go with SproutCore. Otherwise, choose which one feels more natural for you to use. You can't go wrong with either one.

[kpannema]

The obvious question now is, which of the frameworks do you like more?

[cheapRoc]

"Look at all the things I'm not doing."