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There was a time when web applications were a mere collection of dynamic content pages loaded one after another. To put it simply, they were just a series of search forms followed by result sets.
Today you can have much more. A Rich Internet Application must have an interface similar to client-server applications with the same level of usability and manageability. Since it first emerged DHTML has made giant leaps forward. Now full-ajax Javascript libraries are available to create a desktop inside the browser.
The question is, is it really necessary to use the same Javascript component for form management, each time with a reprogramming and reconfiguration from scratch? Are developers actually required to divide attention between application algorithms and interface algorithms? To design a form in Visual Studio the only code string to be scripted is Finestra.Show();. In contrast, to design a form with a Javascript library dozens of code strings must be written.
Also web applications require developers to devote their main attention to the application rationale. For this reason Instant Developer uses RD3, a full-ajax Javascript framework which can autonomously manage views and behaviors of any form. Just like applications developed with Visual Studio.
Further, In.de is based on the principles of relational programming. A relational structure consists of a tree of objects allowing users to describe all application components. The relational structure is automatically compiled in C# or Java codes and is readable and maintainable, facilitating the creation of state-of-the-art, multi-platform, multi-database and cross-browser RIAs.
Watch the widget collection and see how similar an In.de application is to a client-server application. Alternatively, discover how In.de can help you develop a web RIA.
Tag: ajax widget, ajax ria, web ajax
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