On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 7:23 PM, Paul Vanderveen
wrote:
> Interesting thread
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> We have integrated XForms into our product, and I would never say that
> XForms is a failure. I do, however, think that for largely non-technical
> reasons the world has decided to go in other directions. The
The problem with de facto is that they get replaced as fast as they become
popular.
Now Google is working on polymer and surely all that angularjs work will be
thrown to the trash can soon.
Perdon por haber sido escueto, pero estoy escribiendo desde mi teléfono móvil.
El oct 15, 2014 1:39 PM
Interesting thread
We have integrated XForms into our product, and I would never say that XForms
is a failure. I do, however, think that for largely non-technical reasons the
world has decided to go in other directions. The work Alain's done with
XSLTForms is phenomenal, but XML in general is
