Edwin Aoki @ FOWA 08
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The document discusses the evolution of web applications from early HTML and browser wars to the current era where applications can run on multiple platforms like desktop, web and mobile. It mentions how web applications now have more power and smaller file sizes. The author talks about the goal of writing code once that can run anywhere and how this has been attempted before with technologies like Dynamic HTML. The document promotes AOL's digital scavenger hunt and services for developers.
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- 1. The Evolution of Web Applications Edwin Aoki Feb. 29, 2008
- 2. More and More Power, Less and Less Size
- 3. No More Browser Wars
- 4. The Industry Is Changing
- 5. The Holy Grail Write Once, Run Anywhere (or write once, run everywhere) (or write once, compile everywhere) (or)
- 6. HTML: Clean and Simple <strong>, <em> <b>, <blink>, <font>, <i>, <marquee>, <vspace> CSS, progressive enhancement
- 7. Havent we tried this before?
- 8. Which would you prefer?
- 10. Userplane Desktop (launching next week)
- 11. This Isnt New June 25, 1997 - more than 10 years ago Dynamic HTML's ability to create and manage HTML objects, window and key events, and Communicator windows makes it easy to create product-quality user interfaces that provide the same level of user experience that users expect from native applications - Marc Andreessen
- 12. The Age of Run Anywhere (no writing) Desktop, Web, and Mobile Any Service Identity Messaging Video Community Advertising Mobile Any Service Provider
- 13. Stay Tuned And while youre waiting, Complete our digital scavenger hunt at http://dev.aol.com/fowa_contest to win a MacBook Air at the AOL booth * Must be present at FOWA beach party to win
- 14. Questions? Email me at: aoki@aol.net Get information, tutorials, and examples using AOLs APIs and services at: http://dev.aol.com Photo Credits: Hell photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/billmurray/113830985/ Browser wars: http://www.flickr.com/photos/stefan2904/457961679/