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Should RIA Platforms be Backward Compatible?

Richard Monson-Haefel
July 30, 2008 | Permalink | Comments (5)

The Curl runtime doesn't support backward compatibility and its engineers think that is a feature rather than a problem. What do you think?

Effects and Animation - Hello! Flex 4
Peter Armstrong

This excerpt is from Chapter 4 (Spark containers, view states, effects, and styling) of Hello! Flex 4, by Peter Armstrong. This excerpt is published with permission. Session 18 - Effects and Animation - Hello! Flex 4 In this workshop... Continue Reading
Photo Gallery Mate Framework, With Photo Caching
Pete Mackie

I have been developing Adobe Flex-based RIA applications for nearly three years. My prominent need has been for capable RIA photo galleries. I observed over time that most Flex-based example photo galleries resourced photos—either locally or remotely—from photo files stashed... Continue Reading
Getting Free with GraniteDS
William Drai

A few weeks ago, Justin Shacklette published a very interesting two-part article describing the new features of Adobe LCDS 3 (part 1 and part 2). The first article described the model-driven development features, and the second article focused on data... Continue Reading
Inside HTML5: The Browser becomes a first class RIA citizen
Matthew David

Over the last decade HTML has been trying to be a better RIA solution. First came CSS, then came AJAX and Web 2.0; but, it is not until now with the rapid adoption of HTML5 that the lines are... Continue Reading

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