Hello everyone, I know this subject is an old and beaten one, but...
Recently I came across an interesting project at: http://freshmeat.net/projects/dx0/ (it's also a sourceforge project, but the page is currently down) ::: start hype ::: "DX0 is a PHP library that generates Dynamic HTML specific to the visitor's browser. DX0 focuses on generating tight, compact DHTML. DX0 allows reusable cross-browser widgets to be stored in a binary pickle, so scripters in any of the supported languages can use them. IE4+, NS4+, and Mozilla M14+ have all been tested and work well. ::: end hype ::: Of course, PHP is not the only server-side language out there, but don't you think that something like this could be done for DynAPI, eventually porting to other popular languages like ASP, Perl or whatever some developer feels like porting. Ok, for people who don't need PHP or server-side scripting, it would be useless, but for most professional uses nowadays, sites are mainly dynamic or are hosted in a server that supports PHP (or ASP, or whatever). The advantages are huge. - download speed increase - DynAPI widgets and modules can be inserted server-side as needed, so that no decision is made client-side. - etc. just my two bits... rocks welcome! :) Nuno Ferreira _______________________________________________ Dynapi-Dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.mail-archive.com/dynapi-dev@lists.sourceforge.net/
