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Choose Your Rich Internet Applications Trajectory at AJAXWorld in New York City

For applications that run via the Web, should they be AJAX-based or do AIR/Flash/Flex, JFX, or Silverlight offer better results?

By: RIA News Desk

Feb. 19, 2008 05:00 AM

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For today's (and tomorrow's) applications that run via the Web, should they be AJAX-based, or do AIR/Flash/Flex, JavaFX, or Silverlight offer better results? And what about OpenLaszlo, or Curl, or any of the other many alternatives. To inspire you to come to AJAXWorld 2008 East and choose your direction for Rich Internet Applications, here's a brief selection from among the many dozens of sessions that you really ought to consider joining us in New York City (18-20 March) to enjoy.

Embracing New Platforms: Building RIAs Beyond AJAX
- by Bert Halstead, Curl

Think Fast: Accelerate AJAX Development with Appcelerator
- by Jeff Haynie, Appcelerator

PHP, Next Generation RIA Superhero
- by Andi Gutmans, Zend

Picking the Right Technology for Enterprise Rich Internet Applications
- by Yakov Fain, Farata Systems

RIA Development on the Microsoft Stack Using Flex
- by Mike Crushin, SharpStyle Labs

AJAX and Rails
- by Greg Pollack, Rails Envy

ThinWire AJAX RIA Framework in Action
- by Joshua Gertzen, ThinWire

Seam Remoting - JBoss Seam and AJAX
- by Shane Bryzak, JBoss/Red Hat

Web 2.0 Application Development Using jMaki
- by Arun Gupta, Sun

An Introduction to the YUI Library
- by Eric Miraglia, Yahoo!

.NET in the Browser: Silverlight RIA
- by Laurence Moroney, Microsoft

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▪ Rich Internet Applications - State of the Union

▪ SYS-CON.TV Power Panel at AJAXWorld Reviews the Current State of Rich Internet Applications

▪ AJAX World - The Rise of RIAs and Reshaping User Expectations

▪ Updated Java Library for Rich Internet Applications Released by Canoo

▪ The Business Case for Rich Internet Applications

▪ Where Are RIA Technologies Headed in 2008?

▪ Curl Announces Version 6.0 of Rich Internet Application Development Platform

▪ i-Technology 2008 Predictions: Where's RIAs, AJAX, SOA and Virtualization Headed in 2008?

▪ How Do You Deploy Patches in Your Rich Internet Application?

▪ Flash Player Will Remain the Best Deployment Platform for RIAs

▪ Moving Beyond AJAX: 2008 Is the Decision Year For RIAs

▪ Another Great Rich Internet Application: Buzzword - Online Wordprocessing

▪ Rich Internet Applications: Has Microsoft Finally Seen the (Silver) Light?

▪ Rich Internet Applications: 2008 is the Year the RIA Category Accelerates

▪ Rich Internet Applications with OpenAjax Hub 1.1 & SMash Secure Mashups

▪ AJAXWorld Keynote Speaker on the Risks and Rewards of RIAs

▪ A – Z for the RIA Era

▪ Tracking RIAs with Google Analytics and Unica NetInsight

▪ The Business Value of RIAs: An Informal, Virtual Round Table

▪ RIAs Are Going Mobile: SYS-CON.TV Interview with Eric Farrar of Sybase

▪ How Should You Decide Which RIA Platform To Choose?

▪ Kaazing Aims To Drive a New Generation of Real-Time Rich Internet Applications

▪ Model-View-Controller and the Brave New World of Rich Internet Applications

▪ Rich Internet Applications: Tips, Tricks & Techniques

▪ Rich Internet Application Technology Comparison: AJAX, Flash, Silverlight

▪ AJAX-Based Rich Internet Applications: Backbase Enterprise Ajax 4.1.2 Kicks Off 2008

▪ Kevin Lynch's Passion for RIAs Secures Promotion to CTO of Adobe

▪ RIAs Emerge to Deliver the Information Workplace of the Future

About RIA News Desk
Ever since Google popularized a smarter, more responsive and interactive Web experience by using AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript + XML) for its Google Maps & Gmail applications, SYS-CON's RIA News Desk has been covering every aspect of Rich Internet Applications and those creating and deploying them. If you have breaking RIA news, please send it to RIA@sys-con.com to share your product and company news coverage with AJAXWorld readers.

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