Monday, April 30, 2007
Web 2-point-Yoda: Ended these browser wars have?
Web 2-point-Yoda: Ended these browser wars have?
At the O'Reilly Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, Microsoft, Google, Mozilla, and Opera agreed that the focus has shifted to optimizing the web browser as a development platform, according to a report by Computerworld. But are we buying it? According to representatives from each company, users have become more interested in the applications that they can run in a browser as opposed to what functionality the browser itself provides. Since popular rich web applications can run in just about any browser, what is it exactly that browser makers will focus on? Security, optimization, and interoperability. "
At the O'Reilly Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, Microsoft, Google, Mozilla, and Opera agreed that the focus has shifted to optimizing the web browser as a development platform, according to a report by Computerworld. But are we buying it? According to representatives from each company, users have become more interested in the applications that they can run in a browser as opposed to what functionality the browser itself provides. Since popular rich web applications can run in just about any browser, what is it exactly that browser makers will focus on? Security, optimization, and interoperability. "
# posted by Joan Pons @ 2:32 PM 
