tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2820774362841086506.post-7273732665005795052008-06-17T00:43:00.004-06:002008-06-17T00:50:34.677-06:00I've really been enjoying CakePHP more and more, and have just starting delving into the AJAX helper more and implementing that into some new sites. However, there is only so much functionality built into CakePHP, and you'd probably have to integrate one of the other AJAX frameworks out there (like jQuery, etc) to get something more 'Desktop-like'.<br /><br />But after monitoring Apple's just finished WWDC and hearing about SproutCore, I dropped by the site to see what it's all about. It looks like Charles Jolley has put together a really nice framework that Apple has added to and leveraged for their new Mobile Me service.<br /><br />From reading the site, though, it seems as though Ruby on Rails is required to get the framework installed. I'm hoping someone will put together a nice and easy way to integrate SproutCore with PHP (and hopefully with CakePHP) so you could leverage both frameworks together.<br /><br />If anyone does, drop me a line.Graydon Stonerhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02430224727562166186noreply@blogger.com