What about a poor-man's 100% availability :)
Servers down? Site got Dugg? No problem :)
Shan
Jeffry Houser wrote:
I'll just throw this out there.
One of my clams (somewhere in this thread) was The only time you
aren't connected is in an airplane. Every airport I've been in
recently
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/apollocoders/
At 10:01 AM 2/5/2007, you wrote:
Apollo Coders list.
Where is this list? I want in!
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I'll just throw this out there.
One of my clams (somewhere in this thread) was The only time you
aren't connected is in an airplane. Every airport I've been in
recently has had wi-fi. I assume this is becoming standard. I think
Adobe is shelling out a lot of effort just for the sake of
Sorry if i missed first half of thread, but isn't the point to create
desktop apps - whether online or not? You should see a significant
performance increase, if your app is resource intensive, and you will gain
access to the filesystem, without using sketchy third-party systems or .NET
wrappers.
I meant to say I doubt Adobe is shelling out a lot of effort just
for the sake of providing people the ability to work in an airplane
At 12:26 PM 2/5/2007, you wrote:
I'll just throw this out there.
One of my clams (somewhere in this thread) was The only time you
aren't connected is in
I think its pretty clear what Adobe is aiming for with Apollo... they're
wanting to strike at Microsoft's .NET suite (in the same way that MS is
striking at Adobe's suite with WPF/E and Expression). But instead of taking
C++ and Java coders and moving them closer to the web (MS with .NET), Adobe
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