I know it's OT, but just the same, I had to share this, after all the
AJAX posts we had a few weeks back...

http://www.alistapart.com/articles/web3point0

Not enough real substance in it, but I agree with the sentiment.

Luke

Luke Webber wrote:
A good read. Thanks, Luke. The term Web 2.0 has been trying to catch
on for some time now, but AJAX seems to be sticking a little better, so
that's why I decided to call development with end-to-end Non-First
Normal Form and a two-valued logic as End-to-end AJAX instead of
making up something altogether new. Of course, if you google for AJAX
these days, popping in the word JavaScript or so to leave out the
cleaner and the soccor team, you get an amazing number of hits for a
term that was launched less than a year ago.

I would think that someone here has the ability to show that End-to-end
AJAX is sweeter than sticking MySQL or another SQL database in the mix.
I'll be doing a bit with that, but my heads-down programmer brain has
been replaced by my middle-aged lady brain -- not a pretty site. My
right brain keeps getting in the way of coding for any continuous
period of time. Maybe I really should write a screenplay instead.

Cheers! --dawn