“On the back of the iPhone 3G news at WWDC, the next biggest thing was the launch of Mobile Me, a compelling user experience to access Apple services using standard Open Web technology,” Dion Almaer reports for Ajaxian.
“The application is written using the SproutCore framework, and I got to sit down with Charles Jolley, one of the founders,” Almaer reports. “We talked about the history of the project, how it differs from other frameworks that are out there, and where they are going.”
“SproutCore is much more JavaScript focused though, and gives you MVC in the client in a simple and intuitive way. I found it interesting to see how the framework has developed, from its Rails plugin roots, to now (dispel myth: it has no dependency on Rails, just some build files are Ruby),” Almaer reports.
A link to the audio of the interview is available here.
Find out more about SproutCore at www.sproutcore.com.
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