slocum

Aside from the licensing issues, I think the ExtJS developers (Jack Slocum et al) are great javascript hackers.

In August 2006, a guy by the name of Jack Slocum (now CEO of Alta5) began to blog of his experiments with YUI.

If they would bring Jack Slocum back, they might have a fighting chance.

I feel a similar way about slocum or the pardeys and they are more his peers than I am.

I have always wondered why the General Slocum incident (955 dead) in NYC in 1904 has never received more attention.

If the YUI team worked to bring Jack Slocum on board YUI would be in a much more dominant position than what it is now.

I started using extjs in the tail end of the Jack Slocum period.

> If the YUI team worked to bring Jack Slocum on board > YUI would be in a much more dominant position than > what it is now.

This comment system is inspired by a post on Jack Slocum's blog, entitled "WordPress Comments System built with Yahoo!

I got sad because the old videos for Alexander Slocum's class weren't working ("Requires RealPlayer!"), but found this playlist uploaded 8 months ago.

Another interesting alternative to a traditional motor is the "Slocum Glider", which dives and propels itself through the water by pumping oil between its body and an external bladder.

I love “Sailing Alone Around the World” by Joshua Slocum.

It reminds me a Jack Slocum's old blog where comments were tagged onto a line of the article.

Jack Slocum’s blog was used to communicate his vision for YUI-ext and garnered community support from around the world.

Sure it's a chance, but look at the Jack Slocum, ExtJS situation.