Mark Birbeck wrote:

> I can see the motivation for powerful languages like Java and C#
> though, but
> might I suggest that you take a look at XForms to provide the data
> management side, such as schema validation, talking to web services,
> spreadsheet-style calculations, and so on. Then you could use SVG
> solely for
> the user interface.
>
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 Mobiform or Don Demsiak's (Don XML's) Sharp Vector Graphics
implementations. They both use C# as their central binding languages,
and both can be run from within a browser.

-- Kurt Cagle