- From: Gerald Bauer <luxorxul@yahoo.ca>
- Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2003 11:07:52 -0400 (EDT)
- To: www-forms@w3.org
Hi,
Sorry if this post is slightly off topic. As it
looks the XUL Alliance with the tag-line "creating a
rich internet for everyone" is an emerging standards
body that takes the W3C head-on especially in upcoming
XML UI standards such XForms 1.0 and XHTML 2.0.
Don't you love competition?
Here's the "official" site kick-off blurb:
Open XUL Alliance Site Goes Live
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The goal is to promote all things XUL and to provide
free test suites to help ensure interoperability
between different XUL motors/browsers/runtimes and
free, open-source show-case examples (aka blue prints)
to demo the power of XML for creating UIs.
For now the Open XUL Alliance Site sports:
* XUL News Wire — Breaking News About XUL; also known
as the xul-announce Mailing List
* The Richmond Post — Chronicle of the XUL Revolution;
XUL News Weblog
* xul-talk Mailing List — Beyond Mozilla; Talk about
XUL issues touching more than one XUL
motor/browser/runtime
* XUL Lecture Series — Rich Clients, Rich Browser,
Rich Portals and much more
* XUL Link-opida — Articles, FAQs, Cheat Sheets and
much more
Full story @ http://xul.sourceforge.net
- Gerald
PS: There's also a discussion in MozillaZine about why
the W3C is the wrong forum for XUL and stiffles
innovation ("the shackels of W3C standards") online @
http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=3213
PSS: Don't get me wrong. The W3C's achievements are
outstanding, but it's time to move on.
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