Re: Witango-Talk: Before the conference dinner...

[Lee Sobo]

Gauthier:   I can't speak for eveyone in the conference, but I'll speak for myself. The presenters showed some incredible creativity and brilliance. Scott Cadillac's demo on using XML and Jason on intgegrating Flash were unbelievable. Also, one gentleman showed an implementation for the government of Ireland and another for the city of Seoul, South Korea.   Witango seems to be in very capable hands and there appears to be quite a future for us. An early demo was just shown of being able to compile Tango into Java. They are working on the same for .net. The main new features of Witango seem to be the preemptive multi threading and a new tag  called @email. I'm sure there is more, but that is what stood out for me. There seem to be quite a few innovations in the editor with customizable snippets and a totally new view allowing us to see the inside of our actions without having to open them all the time.   I would say you can go develop and sell in peace.   Long live Tango.... or I better say Witango or pay a fine.   Lee Sobo ----- Original Message ----- From: [Gauthier] To: Multiple recipients of list witango-talk Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 2:21 PM Subject: Witango-Talk: Before the conference dinner... Hi,   Please let us know what are the main new features of the new version of Witango!   And does the Case studies and speakers interventions were great: Does Witango is compliant with with Large Scale Government Applications ? Does Witango works well for Intranet Applications with XML ? Does strenght strategic alliance are good for buisiness ? Does the Case study materials are available ? Does the witango powerfull open a wide range of possibilities ? Does the future of Witango v6 is ambitious ?   Thanks alot for some feedback ;)   Gauthier   PS: Does the dinner will be fine ?