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JavaFX , what its mean ???
JavaFX what its really mean ?? , sun announce it at JavaOne , its scripting language , what Sun want to say , go out for AJAX or replace our old Applets with fantastic Script language, or replace Micromedia Flash ? and how the user will replace it , if its want JVM (about 15MB) and Flash Plugin (2MB) , iam really confused , what Sun want from this technology ? even if its focus in Mobile trend , its too late , also for RIA its too late after GWT & YUI |
Re: JavaFX , what its mean ???
Eisa Ayed wrote:
>JavaFX .. Huh? >..what its really mean ?? I'd never heard of it till just now. (Note also that one question mark is enough.) >.., sun announce it at JavaOne , Google leads me here,.. <http://www.sun.com/software/javafx/index.jsp> ..which is not very clear to me, but suggests a replacement for JMF - for handling audio and video content? However that page also links to.. >its scripting language , what Sun want to say , go out for AJAX or >replace our old Applets with fantastic Script language, or replace >Micromedia Flash ? ..here. <http://www.sun.com/software/javafx/script/index.jsp> Which suggests it is a quicker way to write Swing GUI's and doing data binding (something sorely lacking in the J2SE). Typical of Sun to spout such drivel on the first page I found, that their new GUI scripting library could be mistaken for a media presentation plug-in. >..even if its focus in Mobile trend , .. Rich client (Swing and similar) GUI's transportable between phones, and other devices, up to desktop clients. >..its too late , I'd have to agree. Given 90%+ of Java development is server side, with either thin client (Servlet/JSP/HTML) GUI's or the same, jazzed up with the RIA mentioned below - AJAX and such, I would say that *nothing* Sun does in rich client API's will raise a lot of interest in the developer community - even if it gives all it promises (and I am still not sure what that is - the proof would be in the use). >..also for RIA ... Huhh? Oh.. "Rich Internet applications (RIA) are Web applications that have the features and functionality of traditional desktop applications. RIAs .." (Wikipedia) No, I dont think it is aimed at the HTML bound interface, even those improved with AJAX, but could be used in an applet (with rich client - Swing GUI). >...its too late after GWT & YUI .. Same there - both JS/HTML based (& the second of which I had to look up as 'Yahoo! UI Library (YUI)'). -- Andrew Thompson http://www.athompson.info/andrew/ Message posted via JavaKB.com http://www.javakb.com/Uwe/Forums.asp...neral/200705/1 |
Re: JavaFX , what its mean ???
Thanks thompson for your opinion ,
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Re: JavaFX , what its mean ???
On May 10, 11:44 pm, Eisa Ayed <prof.e...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks thompson for your opinion , I think the hype surround the JavaFX is misdirected. It is indeed a promising technology but not the way some people think. One thing is for sure that it is not going to be a wholesale replacement of AJAX. I have written a blog entry in reply to the suggestion that JavaFX means AJAX is dead http://tahirakhtar.name/index.php/20...avafx-vs-ajax/ |
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