On 04.10.2008, at 15:11, Gino Pacitti wrote:
Cool... so stuff is done in plain old HTML and CSS first and then
componitized at the coding level...
Actually it is not.
There are two different kinds: component based, "classical" WebObjects
approach and one that uses a complex UI with a lot of JavaScript and
than callbacks to a WebObjects app. The second often happens either
with XML or JSON.
With the second approach you have a bigger separation between UI and
the "data provider".
Depends on what you want to do. I don't really like the second
approach as it seems to be harder to manage, the abstraction is not
necessarily good as it creates a whole bunch of new problems.
The first approach is for example used in the Ajax framework from
ProjectWonder.
cug
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