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The Web is inherently an inadequate application development platform.

3 pointsby tiki12revoltalmost 18 years ago
Is this even a valid argument today?

2 comments

pgalmost 18 years ago
...just like the first microprocessors were.
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jsjenkins168almost 18 years ago
"What's missing is the support necessary for large-scale application development."<p>This is exactly what Google Web Toolkit aims to solve. But its amazingly under-appreciated and I'm still not sure why.. I suspect the learning curve is a put-off to many developers. Or simply b/c it uses Java, that could also be it.<p>"The only way to fix many of these issues would be to strip away the browser, to strip away JavaScript, to change the nature of HTTP and the related conventions."<p>Supposedly HTML5 aims to do some of this. W3C is reconsidering this new standard to address some of the inherent problems being described.