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First AJAX, now AFLAX?

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So what is all this XAML-based AFLAX I've been hearing about the last couple of days and what of it?

Fooshen seems excited:

"Web development has certainly comes a long way. Check out this product: XAMLON ( https://www.xamlon.com/software/xamlonpro/flash/ ). Create your app as if you are doing a Windows application, then let the tool generate the flash for you to use in the web!

 

First there's AJAX..(by the way, this is not a new technology... it's an old trick given a new name)

now let there be AFLAX - Asynchronous Flash with XML."

Could AFLAX the next big thing?  John Meyer is not convinced:

"Let's compare AJAX and AFLAX:

AJAX: based on Open Standards; runs in browsers from multiple vendors; runs on desktop; mature mobile support; has a great Open Source implementation.

AFLAX: Uses Macromedia Flash, a propietary closed runtime from a single vendor; no Open Source implementation; weak mobile phone support; sounds like an insurance company ."

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  • Anonymous
    October 02, 2005
    I fully agree with John Meyer - web 2.0 needs open standards, not proprietary solutions. That's why AJAX is here to stay and AFLAX is, hopefully, going to fade away pretty soon.
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    October 02, 2005
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