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RIAs on Cell Phones and Small Devices: Flash Lite, Silverlight, Android, JavaFX, QT @ AJAX & RIA JOURNAL
It is said that by 2013, 31 percent of all mobile phones will be smart phones, and by then, a smart phone might be almost like a full blown PC.
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Entellium puts a video game spin on CRM with a desktop RIA | The Universal Desktop | ZDNet.com
Yesterday I sat down and talked with Entellium, an on-demand CRM company that has recently gone away from a purley browser-based model and moved into a desktop smart client application.
Linux News: Expert Advice: Web 2.0 the Enterprise Way
The term "Web 2.0" can mean different things depending on who you ask. Most, however, would agree that social networking, collaboration, community and rich Internet applications all play into the concept, writes Exadel CEO Fima Katz.
Sun's JavaFX must toolup against Adobe - pronto | The Register
Sun Microsystems lost the first Rich Internet Application (RIA) war when Macromedia (now part of Adobe) ate its applets for lunch following a schoolyard brawl. Now Sun has a second chance.
Why the Web Dinosaurs Died @ JAVA DEVELOPER'S JOURNAL
A fast-moving Comet is about to impact the Internet - Enterprise Comet
Adobe tools put desktop apps in the browser - ZDNet.co.uk
Adobe is preparing to open source development tools that will enable existing desktop and server software to run in web browsers, according to reports.
InfoWorld: Lab test: Climb aboard Ruby on Rails
The Ruby on Rails site bills its eponymous project as "Web development that doesn't hurt." I'm not really sure what that means, but it certainly sounds good.
Strategic Developer | Martin Heller | InfoWorld | Ruby, Rails, and scaling | July 7, 2008 08:33 AM | Martin Heller
I've seen several blogs and comments in news stories recently that boil down to the observation that programmers gravitate either to Python or Ruby for scripting, but not both.
Calibre Macro*World - Lab test: Climb aboard Ruby on Rails
The Ruby on Rails site bills its eponymous project as "Web development that doesn't hurt." I'm not really sure what that means, but it certainly sounds good.
Passpack: Gears? AIR? Why choose! on Dion Almaer's Blog
Passpack is an online password organizer that provided offline access early in its life via Gears.
Fatal Exception | Neil McAllister | InfoWorld | Is the Web still the Web? | July 3, 2008 03:00 AM | Neil McAllister
For developers of RIAs (rich Internet applications), Adobe's announcement that Google and Yahoo will soon be able to index text within Flash movies should come as welcome news.
Flash becomes more searchable - InsideRIA
Adobe announced this evening that they're working with Yahoo! and Google to make Flash content more searchable.
Adobe, Google, Yahoo Team for Flash Search
Adobe, Google and Yahoo join to make Flash content searchable. Adobe, Google, Yahoo immediately makes flash and other dynamic content that run in Adobe Flash Player on thousands of Web sites visible to search from thousands of Web sites.
Java Entrepreneur: We screwed up on open source, says Sun Chief Open Source Officer
Yes you read it absolutely correctly; this is what Simon Phipps, Sun's Chief Open Source Officer said recently in an interview.
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