Did you use the existing Spaz code base, or did you start fresh with Spaz Mobile?
Ed: The code base for Spaz for the desktop by that time was a year and a half old. I really did not know JavaScript very well when I started Spaz. I was just learning it, diving into that language and trying to learn different ways of architecting things and stuff like that. So in consequence, Spaz was kind of mish-mash. So what I ended up doing was rewriting Spaz Mobile from scratch. I had this idea that I was going to make a component library that would work across AIR, and webOS, and the Titanium web runtime platform. So I actually have made one called SpazCore. The idea is that you basically have a bunch of different components for things like accessing different web API services, and doing different kinds of string manipulations to make those kinds of things easier. Things like storing data in preference files, and stuff like that. You learned JavaScript from scratch, and it’s pretty crucial for webOS development. Any tips for JavaScript beginners? Ed: If you’re starting out and r
