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Morfik and Rapid Development of Modern Web Apps

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on from the only-revolutionary-if-it-takes-hold dept.

Bobby Jasper writes to tell us that The Firebird Database Community News has an interesting writeup on Morfik, a new development tool for beginning web applications. Morfik boasts increased developer productivity going so far as to draw comparisons between themselves and the current industry as VB 1.0 was to GUI development. After five years of development they are getting ready to release an evaluation version of their software, might be worth a look.

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  1. Where are the web standards by zxSpectrum · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Assuming that they actually eat their own dog food, and use their own tool to create their Own site, I wouldn't trust this tool. Their site is an inaccessible piece of table-based rubble with missing alternative texts all over the place. Not even Slashdot in it's old incarnation was this ugly, standards-wise.

    Adding to that, their site is severly SEO-deoptimized, which might -- now that I think of it -- be a good thing to end-users, as this will undoubtedly reduce the spread of said markup rubble

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