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Open-source sync technology: The Harmony Project. There's a lot of heavy theory here, and a whole new programming paradigm to learn. But there's a payoff: Harmony can sync arbitrary XML data—even across multiple formats! Client-side JavaScript in a world of Gears Thanks to Google Gears, I now have a major incentive to write client-side JavaScript applications. And this means that Rails + Script.aculo.us just won't cut it anymore. So I consulted with a bunch of friends, and looked at a half-dozen popular JavaScript libraries. The conclusion: Ext JS stands head-and-shoulders above the competition. It particular, it already has most of the pieces you'd need to build an outliner widget. |
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