[TYPO3-core] [Noise] Google releases AJAX toolkit

[Bernhard Kraft]

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Martin Kutschker wrote:

> IMHO it doesn't fit. If were embracing a 3rd party toolkit, we should stick 
> to something that doesn't leads to more dependencies that we have today.
> 
> If I want Java I switch to something compeletely else...

IMHO we should not even CONSIDER a tool which is:

A* Not GPL / open source
B* Has commercial meaning
C* Hasn't approved itself
D* Introduces more dependencies like IM
E* add some here ...


I know that the sourcecode which get's produced with this tool can be under ANY license
(really ?) but we would be bound to a commercial (google) company for our developing environment.

AJAX is an approved paradigm ... but who knows if we can do everything we want with this tool.
It hasn't shown its powers in "real-life" until know except that some hackers/coders from google
which probably also made this tool know how to use it. If the tool is "out-in-the-wild" for some
time and it shows to be stable/productive this point could get dropped.

But point A is a knock-out criteria for me ... I have no software on my linux box which I need for
TYPO3 development and would require a "license fee" in any kind - and I'm very happy with that.



greets,
Bernhard
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