Comments on: Offline Consulting: The next EJB gold mine

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By: Sony Mathew

Sony Mathew — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 05:17:25 +0000

IBM’s Websphere and Portal Servers will keep consultants overpaid for a long time to come but I just can’t imagine offline pages are of any significance to anyone.

By: Brad Neuberg

Brad Neuberg — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 02:24:29 +0000

With the Dojo Offline Toolkit we are trying to make sure that these apps actually work well, work fast, and are relatively straightforward for developers to put together. But, developers do have to think through the problem, especially for synchronization. All we can do is provide some guideposts, and help the user with usable offline UIs (DOT comes bundled with a default UI widget for offline interaction, based on usability tests). If you ever see us falling into EJB land with hard to use APIs and apps that don’t perform, please call us on it and we will shift the system. Unlike some of the other toolkits, Dojo Offline does one thing and tries to do it well: offline enabled access for web apps without introducing a new programming model or new front end technology. These are just browser-based Ajax apps with a little bit of offline-pixie dust sprinkled on them.

Best,
Brad