Hi Mark > > So, SVG could have an important role in the future, but only as part of a > bigger story, taking its place within more powerful--and yes, > abstract--languages. It certainly does *not* have a future as an > application > development language on its own--with or without sockets. > yes, this is exactly why i feel mozilla/firefox and of course sidewinder are a much more healthier environment for SVG than the closed environment IE+ASV. i compare it to building a house , sure you can build a complete house from just one type of wood, but building a real house , you will need much more specialized building blocks(glass,steel,stone, wood ...). the same is true for building applications, sure you can build a web app using SVG, Flash or whatever, but to build a real application, you will need more specialized building blocks.
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