- From: Michael D. Doyle <mddoyle@netcom.com>
- Date: Mon, 27 Mar 1995 18:07:32 -0800
- To: ses@tipper.oit.unc.edu
- Cc: Multiple recipients of list <www-talk@www10.w3.org>
> >I'm here to talk >about secure downloadable applets, real object oriented programming, and >a language that's delivers what we all hoped for from Dylan. It's the >most exciting thing to happen to the Web since viola. > > If you take a close look at Java, you'll realize that it bears a close similarity to Viola, since the "applets" must be coded from a predefined language, downloaded and locally interpreted. Of course this is another "monolithic" approach (notice that java takes up 10MB of RAM and about 12 of disk) that assumes that one can create a single language that all applications can be crafted from. API's, (such as the Eolas Weblet(TM) technology, http://www.eolas.com) that allow "applets" to be created using the most appropriate tools and then embedded in binary form within Web pages, are much more flexible and powerful. ************************************************************************** * Michael D. Doyle, Ph.D. email: mddoyle@netcom.com * * Chairman and Chief Executive Officer phone: (510)567-1677 * * Eolas Technologies Incorporated fax: (510)567-1665 * * 7677 Oakport St., Suite 646 pager: (800)319-6608 * * Oakland, CA 94621 * * World Wide Web: http://www.eolas.com * * * ************************************************************************** * Eolas: The Internet Isn't for Passive Browsers Anymore * **************************************************************************
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