Troublesome especially when there is a standard: W3C
HTML - W3C standard
CSS - W3C standard
SVG - W3C standard
SMIL - W3C standard
AJAX - W3C standard
JS - W3C standard
Firefox - virtually W3C compliant
Safari - web kit (10.5) now pretty compliant
Java - now open sourced.
Ruby Rails - open sourced
PHP - open sourced
the other formats are proprietary, lock-in intended, embrace, extend,
extinguish, formats. Proceed at your own risk.
Alvaro Carrasco wrote:
Victor Villa wrote:
I'm sure that many here are old enough to remember the legendary
battle of
IE 4 v Netscape 4. I'm sure many of us still have JS snippets of
browser
detection so that the IE code is given to the IE browser and the
Netscape
code is given to the netscape browser.
What a nightmare, I'm sure glad THOSE days are over; or are they?
It seems that Havoc has been cried and the dogs of war slipped over the
battleground of RIA. Here is what I mean.
Adobe Flash & Apollo v MS Silverlight & WPF v FireFox Cairo v Sun
JavaFX v
AJAX JS Frameworks v APEE (Anomalous Pretty Eye-candy Engine).
...
At least on this war we get to choose which technology to use. On the
browser wars, we were forced to deal with both browsers.
Alvaro
_______________________________________________
UPHPU mailing list
[email protected]
http://uphpu.org/mailman/listinfo/uphpu
IRC: #uphpu on irc.freenode.net
_______________________________________________
UPHPU mailing list
[email protected]
http://uphpu.org/mailman/listinfo/uphpu
IRC: #uphpu on irc.freenode.net
