> There are many similarities
Indeed. And he then goes on to admit that a new version of Enjo JS will address many of the perceived shortcomings in webOS:
> This is a simplification, and I should also note that Enyo 2 (the next version of the webOS application framework, not yet released) is designed to be less platform-specific and allow Enyo apps to run on both webOS and in standard web browsers: http://enyojs.com/
Enyo JS 2 is now available for download: http://enyojs.com/
So again, why reinvent the wheel? What's the real benefit of boot-to-Gecko versus boot-to-Webkit (webOS)?