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Goodbye Browsers: What Next? How technical design for web apps is chaging.

9 点作者 rudenoise将近 16 年前
The web may be breaking free from the browser. So what does this mean to developers and how will this effect the web development process (and my first Erlang Web App)?

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jerryji将近 16 年前
<p><pre><code> &#62; And, if concepts like Ubiquity take hold the &#62; web may break free of the browser entirely. </code></pre> Grammar aside, since when does Mozilla Ubiquity intend to break free from the browser??<p>I wish I could vote this post down.
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jsonscripter将近 16 年前
An Erlang 'app' that interfaces with a CouchDB to create a real-time web API?! I think this blog just won buzzword bingo!
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zcrar70将近 16 年前
Although he actually calls his article 'Goodbye Browsers', I think he actually means 'Goodbye websites as islands of data'. He talks about data coming from different sources over the web, and getting consumed by applications which may not know where the data is coming from. There's nothing in that which precludes the browser, as commenters here and on his site have noted.<p>In fact, that's the premise of Web Services, mashups, and Facebook applications, most of which involve the browser...
cake将近 16 年前
Au contraire, given the current trend (HTML5, Google Chrome and V8...) I would say that the browsers will become omnipresents, if it's not already true !
TweedHeads将近 16 年前
The browser is the simplest interface for presenting and connecting disparate applications and information.<p>No, it won't go away in the next hundred years.
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