the web application we are building has really grown up and is
beginning to tax the reach of JavaScript – by that I mean more then
12,000 lines of code … That is why we are looking to move to a more
robust/rich programming environment.
Our consideration at this point is to move to Java/Batik or Windows
application (.NET). Maybe even Flash.
We are using most SVG functionalities – we are not using animations,
filters…
Does anybody has experience with such a move or do you have any
general comments…
Hi all, the web application we are building has really grown up and is beginning to tax the reach of JavaScript – by that I mean more then 12,000 lines of...
... then ... animations, ... Hi Peter, I am working on an SVG project with over 300,000 lines of code and still counting...Using Javascript within the IE5.5/6...
Hi Peter, Here are a few comments on your posting. ... Understandable! I have long felt that the path SVG is currently following is dangerously close to the...
... Not to steal Mark's thunder here (I too am a big advocate of X-Forms) but you may also want to look at C# SVG implementations, such as that produced by...
Hi, ... How is 12,000 lines a problem? I am not sure how many lines of script Mozilla has but the number is not small. The only problem I can think of is...
Jan-Klaas, Great to see some discussion starting on how we might build these types of applications. ... Are you arguing for or against, here? ;) The "only...
... more spaghetti, and debug. That is bad development. ... using modules and objects? My suggestion was to use declarative mark-up like XForms which decreases...
... Well the move to Java/Batik is probably your path of least resistance (smallest amount to learn, easiest to translate). You should even be able to run your...
If you move to .NET, VG.net is the fastest GDI+ based graphics system. It is not an SVG object model but an open-source SVG importer is under development. Much...
"Mark Birbeck" <Mark.Birbeck@...> wrote in message news:005201c4d151$ab2d5ed0$0e01a8c0@W100... ... Sure, I'd agree with that, but the reason I'd agree...
"Mark Birbeck" <Mark.Birbeck@...> wrote in message news:000b01c4d100$67ccd9a0$0e01a8c0@W100... ... But the reason for this is that we can ship solutions...
Jim, Thanks for the very interesting points in both your posts. I'm very keen to debate these issues, so I really do appreciate the input. I've also ...
"Mark Birbeck" <Mark.Birbeck@...> wrote in message news:002f01c4d1c3$a3f002e0$0e01a8c0@W100... ... Where it needs to be checked all again of course, so...
Jim, ... This is a common argument, but with respect, it's completely upside down! We are *already* validating on the server, right? We already check our data ...
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