Wednesday August 22, 2007 
People who love sausages and software should never watch either being made
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David Lee Todd, Unknown Product Manager People who love sausages and software should never watch either being made |
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Wednesday August 22, 2007 Is OpenLazlo the wave of the future? My buddy Tony Vigna, uberconsultant and bleeding-edge CIO, has become quite enamored of OpenLazlo as a platform for building rich, interactive Web 2.0 applications. I've been checking out their site, and also Lazlo Systems, the commercial startup that produced OpenLazlo. I like their business model, which is to sell support and commercial applications based on the open-source OpenLazlo that they have released under the Common Public License. I also like their endorsement of OpenLazlo on the front end, Java on the back end. I also signed up for a free LazloMail account, and I really like the rich browser-based experience. Other web-based mail systems I've tried have the look and feel of a washing machine control panel. LazloMail feels like a thick client, yet it's delivered in a browser. OpenLazlo definitely seems like a technology to watch. Posted by davidleetodd ( Aug 22 2007, 06:48:14 AM PDT ) Permalink Comments [1]Post a Comment: Comments are closed for this entry. |
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If you don't mind the Flash-part of (Open)Laszlo, don't forget to look at Adobe's AIR and Flex as well.
Posted by SwitchBL8 on August 22, 2007 at 03:37 PM PDT #