[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The link didn't have much meat about why the Macromedia CEO isn't scared of
> Sparkle, I note. I wonder if he had a solid-fronted podium so that the
> audience couldn't see his knees knocking? :)
People were actually walking around on the stage, no podium. ;-)
(I ha
My view has been that SVGs potential is not as a Flash killer, but
but a way to create documents that get the best out of XHTML, PDF and
Flash - a very effective way to present information efficiently,
appropriately and gracefully, which none of these three formats do
now .
What is wrong with
Perhaps it's optimistic of me, but I keep thinking that one of the goals of
SVG was to be a vector-graphics interchange format. Not a Flash-killer, not
a Sparkle-desparkler, but as an open-standard shared medium that IDEs for
each could export to.
Sure, there are features that are specific to each
At 07:25 AM 10/21/2005, Ronan wrote:
>I wonder increasingly if our little world won't realign itself from SVG vs MM
>to SVG + MM vs WMF.
I think if I were calling the shots for Adobe I would make SVG and
Flash as allied and integrated as possible. If I were calling the
shots for Microsoft, I wou
In a message dated 21/10/2005 12:26:35 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I wonder increasingly if our little world won't realign itself from SVG vs
MM
to SVG + MM vs WMF.
Yes, Ronan, I think some realignment is likely.
I see some almighty battles as likely/possible:
e.g.
Andrew,
[irrelevant] WPF. s/P/T/ ? ;-)
Well, it was a keynote. The future is great. Everything is fine. I agree,
there was not much meat. Maybe the keynote transcript is published somewhere
with more...? If so, I am sure our MM friends will happily pass it on to us.
This is obviously a dange
Mini-oops!
I should have said that Avalon is now Windows Presentation Foundation.
Andrew Watt
In a message dated 21/10/2005 11:57:18 GMT Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ronan,
Avalon is now Windows Presentation Framework.
The link didn't have much meat about why the Macrom
Ronan,
Avalon is now Windows Presentation Framework.
The link didn't have much meat about why the Macromedia CEO isn't scared of
Sparkle, I note. I wonder if he had a solid-fronted podium so that the
audience couldn't see his knees knocking? :)
Andrew Watt
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