SproutCore and the Future of Web Apps
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The document discusses the future of web applications and building applications with SproutCore. It notes that users want more from applications than is possible with traditional web techniques. SproutCore can be used to build fast, fluid, and feature-rich applications that feel somewhat like Ruby on Rails but are inspired by Cocoa and use JavaScript. The document provides examples of how to remove messages and refresh data with client-server applications built with SproutCore.
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