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[XML-DEV Mailing List Archive Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] RE: Slightly off, but... was: XUL appears to be dead, is there
> If only XForms where supported... Still working on that XUL Schema. > Cheers, > Manos Did someone say XForms? Seriously, I feel like saying something to this entire list: - I sort of show up every 6 months - I typically say something about XForms, XHTML, Modularization - I'm heavily biased - I feel silly doing so Just to let you know: - I do read this mailing list - I actually follow most of the discussions - I think it is really good to have XML-DEV (no-one said this lately) - I'll stick to my habit of posting something when I really feel I have to say something. :-) Now back to the subject, I'm not sure whether the XML community and the Macromedia Flash Community have ever really talked to each other - or even aknowledged their respective existence. Regardless, Flash MX claims to be all about XML. You'll get those Flash developers looking at XML for this first time as of now. This is really interesting, seeing both groups discussing similar topics, same technology (XML), but different (and eventually changing) mindsets. Talking about XForms, XUL and the like, we now have a new member in that category, custom-built XML Viewers/Editors in Flash. A bunch of people including myself have therefore embarked on a mission to build an XHTML/CSS/XForms user agent in Flash. It might work. We'll see. Performance will be the issue. Here's a really early alpha: http://webaccess.mozquito.com/_progress/dengprogress.html - Sebastian
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