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20080319 Wednesday March 19, 2008

The Thin Server Architecture Working Group From The Wisdom of Ganesh:

Peter Svensson has set up a website where like-minded people can discuss the brave new world of applications whose common characteristic is that no aspect of presentation logic resides on the server side. I admit that's an overly broad-brush generalisation, and it will be necessary to read what the various authors of this camp have to say.

I thought about doing something similar when I first read about SOFEA. I'm glad to see that someone has taken on this challenge. However, doesn't it seem ironic that this site doesn't use SOFEA/SOUI for its own architecture?

IMO, if this site isn't written with some sort of SOFEA-based framework like it advocates, it's pretty much worthless. Posted in The Web at Mar 19 2008, 09:23:56 AM MDT 2 Comments

Comments:

:) You're absolutely right Matt. The thing is that the site only contains static information at the moment, and even though I'm a vehement proponent of not creating the client on the server, right now it felt like there was no client to speak of. But I thought the same thing, so rest assured that as soon as I have bling to put up it will be TSA certified. Cheers, PS

Posted by Peter Svensson on March 19, 2008 at 11:13 AM MDT #

AFAIK, springframework.org is PHP...

Posted by Ron on March 19, 2008 at 07:05 PM MDT #

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