You want me to give you a run sheet of our entire game plan so you can run it
off to your buddies at Adobe, think again bazza :) think again! :)
Sorry, nice try but no cigar.
no, Scott, it's not that.
I actually don't cut much code anymore these days: analysis, design,
recommendations, etc.
Hi,
First on the AJAX/JavaScript comment: I completely agree. This is something
I mentioned in the Future of the web discussion panel at Tech Ed in
Sydney. I think that in the end JavaScript might be a stronger competitor to
Silverlight than Flash. JavaScript is getting significant faster in
The reason: tools they know (VS2008), same language on client/server, and
consistent API/documentation/tooling (compared to the web where you have to
know multiple technologies to do it well).
+1 - but don't forget designers here... there aren't really any good tools to
bridge the gap from
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On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 8:26 AM, Jonas Follesø [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
First on the AJAX/JavaScript comment: I completely agree. This is something
I mentioned in the Future of the
True, but there is heaps of web designers out there who knows CSS and HTML.
So the designer friendliness might tip both ways when comparing traditional
web applications and Silverlight (at least at the moment). You can also buy
tons of HTML templates and designs online you can include in your
Agree...
There is plenty of content/reference and *some* good tools out there... and
there are defininately tons of templates etc...
But...
Those templates are for pretty sites.. not AJAX enabled apps :) I.e. not an RIA
- basically you don't get RIA from JS unless you are a developer of some
hI Jempson,
What you mean.?
Take care
Niaz
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