Comments on: Mobile Widgets: the ubiquitous mobile web http://www.pavingways.com/mobile-widgets-the-ubiquitous-mobile-web_84.html mobile web applications Thu, 4 Dec 2008 06:00:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: R.Seiji » links for 2008-09-19 http://www.pavingways.com/mobile-widgets-the-ubiquitous-mobile-web_84.html#comment-37979 R.Seiji » links for 2008-09-19 Fri, 19 Sep 2008 21:31:33 +0000 http://www.pavingways.com/mobile-widgets-the-ubiquitous-mobile-web_84.html#comment-37979 [...] PavingWays - mobile web applications : Mobile Widgets: the ubiquitous mobile web (tags: widgets:mobile) [...] [...] PavingWays - mobile web applications : Mobile Widgets: the ubiquitous mobile web (tags: widgets:mobile) [...]

]]> By: Kevin Darling http://www.pavingways.com/mobile-widgets-the-ubiquitous-mobile-web_84.html#comment-5905 Kevin Darling Sat, 02 Jun 2007 21:58:24 +0000 http://www.pavingways.com/mobile-widgets-the-ubiquitous-mobile-web_84.html#comment-5905 Nice article. Thanks for the links! It's too bad that there's no standards for the extension of Javascript, CSS, XML and DHTML for standalone applications. In our group, we sometimes write HTA apps for IE6. Microsoft's HTAs were ahead of their time as far as apps via a browser go. Now they've dropped that, really, in favor of Silverlight. Oh well. I wish Opera Platform was still being developed, but it looks like it's been dormant for many months. Basically, mobile programmers need and want a single cross-platform development method. It's unbelieveable that we still don't have that after all these years. Regards, Kev Nice article. Thanks for the links!

It’s too bad that there’s no standards for the extension of Javascript, CSS, XML and DHTML for standalone applications.

In our group, we sometimes write HTA apps for IE6. Microsoft’s HTAs were ahead of their time as far as apps via a browser go. Now they’ve dropped that, really, in favor of Silverlight. Oh well.

I wish Opera Platform was still being developed, but it looks like it’s been dormant for many months.

Basically, mobile programmers need and want a single cross-platform development method. It’s unbelieveable that we still don’t have that after all these years.

Regards, Kev

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