Nick Weekes wrote:
The Windows Presentation Foundation (the 'plug-in' for avalon) will be cross
platform...
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Nick Weekes wrote:
I think a more interesting (albeit OT) comparison would be Flex v MS
Avalon/Sparkle...
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Prolly going to get shot down for this - but I don't see the point of
using Flash and Ajax together - flash can do everything Ajax can and
more, so if you're going to use flash....then 'use' flash.
M
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Where does Flash fit in with the Ajax paradigm? As a competitor, or as
an integrated part. The answer seems to be both, but I'm interested in
how working developers see it.
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No contest. Flex is cross platform.
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Sure it will ;) "microsoft cross platform" is an oxymoron. Everything
they've done that has been across multiple platforms has exhibited
differing designs throughout. What is on platform A is not what is on
platform B. In any regard, avalon is a longhorn tech in the same way
quartz is an osx tech. Anything being cross platform in that regard is
going to be a compromised solution.
In any case, MS is looking at having to propagate a new plugin in a
flash friendly market. In the most basic of terms, i'd say flash has a
head start ms is going to have a terrible time trying to follow, no
matter how clever their forms look.
But what do i know. OT anyway :)
- Andreas
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