Bespin, from Mozilla Labs

Last week in Denver, at Web Directions North, we had the great privilege not only of having a keynote by Ben Galbraith and Dion Almaer, founders of the Ajaxian blog, and now heading up a developer tools team at Mozilla, but they also demonstrated a brand new, in-​​browser developer environment, Bespin, which it must be said, wowed the crowd.

They’ve now publicly announced Bespin, with I believe a hands on version not far behind.

From what we saw of Bespin in Denver, it will knock a lot of socks off, and be seen as a milestone on the road to truly sophisticated web based applications. See for your self.

One response to “Bespin, from Mozilla Labs”:

  1. I want to tell Mozilla myself but please, I am interested in learning PHP (a scripting language) and I think that this convenient Bespin IDE is a PERFECT framework to get started on that. I touched many programming technologies and so far I like the convenient technology that FireFox has done for me so far.

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