- From: Jep Castelein <jep@backbase.com>
- Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2005 18:48:22 +0100
On the list there has been some discussion about possible Web Forms 2.0 implementations: - native browser implementations (Mozilla, Safari, Opera) - plugin (installer or HTC) - JavaScript - more options...? It's probably too early to discuss implementation in detail, but it seems to me that the specs are biased towards native browser implementations. How does the list think about implementations in a JavaScript library? It's my personal belief that it should be possible to implement the entire Web Forms spec in a 30-40Kb JavaScript library, of course without the DOM interface extensions. This would also avoid JavaScript spaghetti, because it's all neatly packaged in a JavaScript library that integrates seamlessly with existing HTML pages and existing browser implementations (including IE) Is the Web Forms 2.0 specification intended to support this type of implementation, or is it focused purely on native browser implementations? All ideas welcome.... Thanks, Jep === Jep Castelein www.backbase.com jep at backbase.com
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