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The productivity you have with either Ajax or Flex is very hard to achieve using a traditional GUI programming language.
There is a bigger issue here in my opinion. I feel that writing GUI's using technologies like Java or C# is passe
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Originally posted by Christian Gross:
There are certain situations when it would be appropriate, but I feel those are few and far.
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To your second question. If you say, yes Dynamic HTML is the way to go then you need to follow through on the argument and say Java and C# are not the languages to use when coding Dynamic HTML.
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Originally posted by Alex Kravets:
All I am saying that AJAX does not yet have a stable platform/framework/api that would allow creation of enterprise applications.
Developers are getting used to the old way of doing things and are basically copy and pasting code from one application to the next.
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I don't think Ajax and Struts can be compared because Struts is server based, and Ajax is client based. As one of the articles you referenced said...
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Originally posted by Alex Kravets:
But you see I am not comparing them as technologies, I am comparing the way Struts gained support from developers and where AJAX is going. I just feel right AJAX has too much momentum to be a cool technology to use. If what is done now with AJAX is embedded into application without well thought out design considerations then down the road there could be price that will need to be paid for that.
Originally posted by Alex Kravets:
Again, all I am saying is that we need to take the whole AJAX concept a little slower and not run with it like school boys.
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Originally posted by Christian Gross:
Yes you are right you can use XML files to dynamically generate a Swing UI.
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