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| ==== Isn't it just another JavaScript library? ==== | ==== Isn't it just another JavaScript library? ==== | ||
| - | No. It is more comprehensive and covers a larger range of application scenarios. If you were thinking about jQuery or Prototype, then yes, qooxdoo could also be used as such a [[:docs:1.1#low_level_framework|low-level JS library]]. But on-top of that it allows you to pick from a consistent set of more advanced features, e.g. data binding. | + | No. It is more comprehensive and covers a larger range of application scenarios. If you were thinking about jQuery or Prototype, then yes, qooxdoo could also be used as such a [[http://manual.qooxdoo.org/current/pages/website/overview.html|low-level JS library]]. But on-top of that it allows you to pick from a consistent set of more advanced features, e.g. data binding. |
| For other application types (like mobile or RIA) qooxdoo is available as a "framework", not just a "library". As such it comes with a large set of high-quality widgets and features a powerful, platform-independent tool chain. | For other application types (like mobile or RIA) qooxdoo is available as a "framework", not just a "library". As such it comes with a large set of high-quality widgets and features a powerful, platform-independent tool chain. | ||