On 6/25/2012 11:49 PM, jude wrote:
In regards to the frequent questions of HTML and Flex and other topics,
some more OT than others, some of these questions have been asked before
but the answer then may be different than the answer now. In that case,
instead of closing someone down, may I sugges
Thanks to clarify my doubts Jude.
On 6/25/2012 11:29 PM, jude wrote:
1.But why they didn't propose these things (HGrop etc) to W3C for better
layout.
The browsers already have something like this. It's called the table
element. It works great for vertical, horiztonal and grid layout. There a
In regards to the frequent questions of HTML and Flex and other topics,
some more OT than others, some of these questions have been asked before
but the answer then may be different than the answer now. In that case,
instead of closing someone down, may I suggest we don't respond (let the
conversat
> > 1.But why they didn't propose these things (HGrop etc) to W3C for better
> layout.
>
The browsers already have something like this. It's called the table
element. It works great for vertical, horiztonal and grid layout. There are
some disadvantages to it compared to other layout approaches. For
Thanks to Justin to clarify lot of my doubts and for a good presentation.
-sathyamoorthi.
The W3C had a working group within the "Rich Web Client Activity"
named "Declarative Formats for Applications and User Interfaces".
Unfortunately the group stopped working in 2007,
http://www.w3.org/TR/dfaui/
The goals:
"This WG's Charter includes a deliverable named Specification of a
declarative
Hi,
> Why should we use different JavaScript frameworks for each task.
Because HTML isn't a full application framework unlike Flex.
> Instead, if it is being a property of HTML that would be nice.
That would be nice but sadly not the way it currently works.
> Why don't Apache / Adobe propose HGr
Hi,
Thanks for your reply Justin.
HTML and Flex have totally different layout systems. (Flex is multi
file/component based for starters). If you layout out HTML in a grid/column
like use one the frameworks out there to help you do it, 960 Grid (960.gs) is a
good example.
I am hav
Hi,
> 1.But why they didn't propose these things (HGrop etc) to W3C for better
> layout.
HTML and Flex have totally different layout systems. (Flex is multi
file/component based for starters). If you layout out HTML in a grid/column
like use one the frameworks out there to help you do it, 960 G
