[Mozile] Mozile and Dojo
Leif Halvard Silli
hyperlekken at lenk.no
Tue Jan 30 16:26:10 PST 2007
So - my two cents. I suppose many "web pros" would like that Mozile went
into a framework.
But I first became interested in it because of it was a
plug-in/extension to Firefox. And it because it needed (seemingly) very
little - other than CSS - for the implementors. It was also more of real
editor. (My impression always were that the other web browser editors
required you to mark-up you page in a special way - that you could only
make forms editable - remember htmlAREA.) And, when the bugs was ironed
out, it was an editor with which one could _write_ HTML and X(ht)ML in
a structured and meaningfull WYSWYG way.
If it becomes part of Dojo, then - unless the inclusion of Mozile would
make Dojo very much more attractive than it allready is - then Mozile
would become 'burried' i the Dojo 'dough' ... and few would find it or
discover it.
However, a good place to show-off Mozile has been searched for. Perhaps
Dojo would be such a place?
I would find it a pity if Mozile disappeard as the simple tool it tries
to be ... If you would get the opportunity to work paid on Mozile, then
Mozile would benefit, I suppose. So - for may reasons, I think we would
understand and accept if you took it to Dojo.
And perhaps the stand-alone-ability allready is (best) served with the
0.6 series of Mozile?
All the best, and hope i did not step on any toes.
--
leif
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