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    Quote from: sottwell at Aug 11, 2009, 11:14 PM

    The front-end will work on any browser; it’s the fancy Javascript/AJAX backend that IE (surprise, surprise) chokes on.

    It all depends on your development time frame, your add-on needs, and your patience. The help here and on the newsgroups (#xpdo and #modx) is great.

    I did some googling and see that Revolution uses ExtJS? That’s my favorite JavaScript library.

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      Quote from: sottwell at Aug 11, 2009, 11:14 PM

      The front-end will work on any browser; it’s the fancy Javascript/AJAX backend that IE (surprise, surprise) chokes on.

      It all depends on your development time frame, your add-on needs, and your patience. The help here and on the newsgroups (#xpdo and #modx) is great.

      Hmmm... you got me thinking.

      If the front-end works on any browser, then maybe I could start using Revolution now, and just tell all the admins to log into the back-end using Firefox or Chrome.

      I’m eager to get started with Revolution - it sounds great!


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        Quote from: StefanScott at Aug 11, 2009, 11:04 PM

        OK, thanks. I guess total hard drive space won’t be too much of an issue. I just kinda thought that having a single codebase would be "cool" smiley

        Yes, but not with symlinked script files - versioning nightmare isn’t that cool in my book... wink