Calling all doofers! This is a research diary-cum-blog about museums and digital technology. Sustainability, museology, learning objects, VR, semantic web and lots of other concerns - mainly for my benefit but you're very welcome. The name refers to a programming technique I use for over-riding default behaviour.
Friday, May 30, 2008
WHATWG, RIAs and online/offline applications
TechCrunch has a really useful survey of the current status of browser storage, what it really means, how it relates to WHATWG's work on HTML5, [Google] Gears and current and forthcoming browsers. It's explained a lot to me and given me at least the idea that WHATWG's work is coming to something. Looks like we can't yet know quite how the RIA technologies like AIR, Silverlight etc will tie in with this, but the article ends on a very optimistic note about being able to programme to one API since the only mature product (Gears) should be fully HTML5 compliant. All good.
Labels:
browsers,
developer,
google gears,
online/offline,
standards,
web 2.0,
web application
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment