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More on RIA Debugging
A month ago a wrote about one approach for debugging RIAs across platforms such as Flash/Flex, AJAX, SilverLight, etc. Mike Nimer has a post soliciting ideas for the common UI to do this. If you have any ideas, share them.
Posted in Web 2.0
Tagged AJAX, AJAX debugging, Flex, Flex debugging, RIA, RIA debugging, Web 2.0
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Debugging RIA Services
Introduction This is a call to action to everyone building clients, servers and frameworks for rich internet applications (RIAs) to improve the life of RIA developers by improving the debugging of backend services RIAs depend on. I’d like to thank … Continue reading
Posted in Flex
Tagged Adobe Flex, AJAX, AJAX debugging, AMF, ColdFusion, debugging, FireBug, FirePHP, FlashRemoting, Flex, Flex Builder, Flex debugging, FlexDebugPanel, Microsoft Fiddler, Mike Nimer, RIA, RIA debugging, Rich Internet application, RoR, Ruby on Rails, ServiceCapture, SOAP
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Rich Internet Applications and the Future of Software
Ryan Stewart at ZDNet writes about a topic near and dear to me–the arrival of RIAs to the desktop. Some of my posts on the subject are here and here.
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