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  1. Re:real reason why by CompGeek01 · · Score: 1 · on Why Microsoft and Google are Cleaning Up With AJAX

    I know a few people who would disagree with you: http://bindows.net/ (Click for quick demo) I realize it's not perfect, but IMO you can't say it doesn't have potential.

  2. Re:Gonna have to fix IE by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Leaked Memo Gives Microsoft New Direction?

    I tried their class browser: here. It doesn't even work in Firefox (the child windows with class's properties, etc just has a little white box, and the pop-up menu when clicking on the icon on the left of the titlebar of those windows appears in completely the wrong place). Performance-wise, IE and Firefox are about the same, although Firefox is maybe a little slower and spikes the CPU a little more.

  3. Re:I wonder what technology it will use by smithmc · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Google & Sun Planning Web Office

      1. I doubt that Ajax has the power to support a full office suit that could compete with MS Office.

    Why? All you're using AJAX for is the UI, any real processing is being done server-side. And if you want an example of what AJAX can do UI-wise, check out the demos at Bindows - it's pretty cool.

  4. Re:What about Bindows? by zrh · · Score: 1 · on Better Web Apps With Ajax

    Damn period got included in the URL. http://www.bindows.net/

  5. What about Bindows? by zrh · · Score: 1 · on Better Web Apps With Ajax

    Bindows (note the B) is a pretty cool framework for AJAX. It can be downloaded for free for educational/research purposes http://www.bindows.net./ For commercial it's $695. No, I don't work for them, and am not slashvertising. I haven't ever heard any mention of it on /. and wondered if people just don't know of it or don't like it. I'm writing a .NET backend (will be GPL eventually) for it that will make client-server more seamless. Automatic event hook-ups, state-syncs, etc.

  6. Re:Slow pain by Samhain138 · · Score: 1 · on Will AJAX Threaten Windows Desktop?

    Have you checked out http://www.bindows.net/ ?
    It's really cool.
    I do hope we could develop web-only AJAX applications, especially for rapid development of (psuedo) cross-platform applications.
    Bindows seems to do the trick, basically.

  7. Check out this cool javascript stuff by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Google Suggest Dissected

    http://www.bindows.net/bindows/samples/applauncher /

  8. Re:XUL deserves more light by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1 · on Firefox 1.0 Released

    Again, you've been able to do this with javascript and html for a long time now:

    http://webfx.eae.net/
    http://www.bindows.net/

  9. Nothing to see here, move along by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Firefox - The Platform

    That kind of stuff has been done already for years in plain javascript and HTML:

    http://webfx.eae.net/
    http://www.bindows.net/

  10. Re:Firefox' little secret by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Interesting · on Redmondmag on Dumping IE

    People have been doing this for years now:

    http://www.bindows.net/
    http://webfx.eae.net/

  11. Mod Parent Up by PCM2 · · Score: 1 · on Slashback: Echo, Lunchbox, Questions

    Despite his trollish past, he seems to be serious. I've never heard of Bindows.

  12. It isn't OSS, but ... by gregduffy · · Score: -1 · on Slashback: Echo, Lunchbox, Questions

    what about Bindows?

    It is fairly compatible, has a great look and feel, and doesn't do those annoying reloads.

  13. Re:Is Xindows taken? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Microsoft and Lindows Settle Trademark Case

    >What's to stop Aindows, Bindows, etc from trying the same thing?

    Not much