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The question is why it was deemed necessary to morph the document-centric Web into a Frankenplatform, and for what price. The complexity of CSS has already driv
by tannhaeuser 9y ago
The question is why it was deemed necessary to morph the document-centric Web into a Frankenplatform, and for what price. The complexity of CSS has already driven Opera (who once employed the original inventor of CSS) out of the business of producing a web renderer.
- brucephillips 9y agoBecause there is demand for on-demand, networked applications.
- rmrfrmrf 9y agoIt’s a de facto platform driven by 3.5 billion users. No one “deemed” anything necessary, it just became. And it wasn’t for lack of trying, either (see Java, Adobe AIR, et. al.).