[TYPO3-50-general] Rebuilding Backend GUI
Christoph Blömer
chbloemer at gmx.net
Mon Mar 10 18:47:58 CET 2008
Robert Lemke schrieb:
> Hi Peter,
>
> Am 07.03.2008 um 11:19 schrieb Peter Bartels:
>
>> Has anyone thought about rebuilding the backend GUI? I have
>> experience with
>> both Typo3 and ExtJS. I think ExtJs can be an excellent choice for
>> having
>> interactive/fast GUI's and AJAX support. See http://www.extjs.com
>>
>> I want to build such a GUI, which will have to support core functions
>> like
>> scaffolding, form generation, persistence, data binding, wizards, etc.
>>
>> Because of the new 5.0 architecture, I suppose now is the right
>> moment to
>> develop this. But how can I use the new architecture?? Is Flow3
>> sufficient
>> or what core elements will be needed??
>> Any thoughts on this are welcome :)
>
> I do have plans for the TYPO3 5 backend which you'll surely like.
> We'll start
> with a more intensive brainstorming phase and first implementations
> after the
> T3BOARD08 (ie. in April). I gladly invite you joining us in that
> brainstorming
> and of course the development, if you like.
>
> Which JS framework we'll use is still do be decide upon but extJS
> surely is
> a really sophisticated one. However, what I most fear currently is
> that it's
> just to heavy. Rumors (and my own experience) with high memory usage
> and lots
> of leaks are not very encouraging. However, that might have changed
> with v2 -
> I haven't played so much with the 2.0 final yet.
>
> robert
Hi,
please consider qooxdoo, too. It's not looking so nice like extJS now.
But it has a very clean well-tought object-oriented structure and code.
Furthermore it has a very good Event-Handler. It's also possible to
"make" your final build to reduce the needed ressources.
With Version 0.8.0 it will also look a lot nicer I think/hope ;-) and
there is still some time to version 1.0.0.
There is also a Eclipse Project RAP which uses this Framework as the
presentation layer. Qooxdoo is also supported by the 1&1 Internet AG
(United Internet).
The license is also LGPL I think.
Greetings
Christoph
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