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What is OpenLaszlo, and What is it Good For?

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the things-to-play-with dept.

SimHacker writes to share an article he wrote recently that tries to answer the question; What is OpenLaszlo, and What is it Good For? From the article: "OpenLaszlo is an open source platform for developing user friendly web based applications, which work identically across all popular browsers and platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux, IE, Firefox, Safari, etc). It's ideal for presenting and editing raw XML data generated by PHP and other web services."

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  1. HUH! Yeah, absolutely nothing, listen to me by pla · · Score: 0, Troll

    Seriously, the summary lacks something... like "how does this differ from Emacs/VI"? I can edit HTML or XML just fine in Emacs or VI. I can run them on just about any platform in existance. The results (at least, with me as the creator) support every browser that at least basically conforms to the W3 standards.


    With apologies to Edwin Starr.