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Five Steps to Next-Generation Web Applications
by possibly noteworthy at 8:00 pm EDT, Sep 3, 2007

eWeek is so helpful!

In this IT Planner, eWEEK looks at the five key attributes of these cutting-edge Web technologies and offers some tips on ways that companies can prepare for and even begin building and deploying some of these innovative Web applications.

To save you time, I've taken the liberty of summarizing and paraphrasing their tip list.

First, add drag-and-drop capabilities. (One of the great things about AJAX is that it doesn't require learning new things.)

Second, get "service oriented." (There -- done yet? See, that was easy.)

Third, hold onto every tidbit of data, but keep changing it. (Don't forget to add a bunch of tags to everything.)

Fourth, reroute your APIs through a client-side cache. (This is so you can take the blame for data breaches that occur on customers' machines.)

Fifth, recognize that a true genius embraces the stupidity of others. ("Imagine you're a chef in a popular restaurant. They like your pasta, but they think they have a better recipe for shrimp. Or they want to use your burger, but add it to a pizza from another restaurant. This is the model of next-generation Web applications.")


 
 
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