Eugene Lazutkin wrote:
Care to share these reasons or provide a link to reasons you support?
Unfortunately all this client-server separation is a marriage of
convenience, which is mostly created by network speed. Trust me: as network
speed grows, client-server separation will be less defined.
I should've been clearer indeed... Sorry.
I didn't mean physical separation of client and server logic across
network (though it won't go away in the near future). What I did mean is
the separation of presentational logic traditionally placed on client
side and model/buisness logic traditionally placed on server side. If we
have a technology allowing a developer to make calls from presentation
logic directly into some arbitrary model code then we break this
separation. This is bad (allow me not to descend into an academic-style
discussion why).
What I was trying to say is that I'm agains 'Ajax support' only if it
means what I described above - mindless mixing of architecture levels.
But I have nothing against things you metioned elsewhere in this thread
like using Ajax powered lookups in a bundled admin app.
