[TYPO3-50-general] Rebuilding Backend GUI

[ries van Twisk]

You can also seriously think about using flash (I prefer Flex)
as the GUI for the BE. Flex interfaces can be build accessible.

I didn't check the license very well, but I do think it's possible
to supply the source (mxml files) and compiled code without licenses.

This will save you a whole lot of trouble. Then you can make a service  
oriented
backend without thinking to much about rendering details much like
now with CSS/JS/HTML and concentrate on business rather then details.

give it a thought... it's really not a bad idea...

Ries

On Mar 18, 2008, at 5:53 AM, Murphy wrote:

> Hi,
>
> On Mar 18, 2008, at 11:24 AM, Sebastian Kurfuerst wrote:
>
>> I am currently working with extJS on a project, and have used Dojo
>> before.
>
> all of those windowed GUI libraries remind of Windows 3.1 - I think
> the right cocktail for backend 2.0 should be something about in-place
> FE editing and a lightweight backend basically focused on providing
> interfaces for every kind of functionality, so third parties can e.g.
> write a "TYPO3 news submitter" or something like that - thus buidling
> their own backend.
> I just can't familiarize myself with the idea of dragging a window in
> a browser window in a virtual machine window in a ....
>
> bye,
> Thomas
>
> @Sebastian: I skypen ya, watch out... ;)
> _______________________________________________


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