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Having had worked on browser-based enterprise applications I can only say that there's deadlock situation. As a vendor you need to provide compatibility with o
by k7d 15y ago
Having had worked on browser-based enterprise applications I can only say that there's deadlock situation.
As a vendor you need to provide compatibility with old outdated browsers because enteprise doesn't want to upgrade because that would break a number of other applications they use. The functional gap between something like IE6 (which is still an enteprise standard in a lot of places) and a modern browser is so wide that you almost end up creating two separate versions of the frontend. And eventually some vendors figure that it's not even worth supporting the modern browsers, so they don't. And so it goes...
I now honestly believe that web browser is a bad platform for entererise apps.
- protomyth 15y agoYeah, its a deadlock, but it is a consequence of the economics of these things. > I now honestly believe that web browser is a bad platform for entererise apps. Yeah, I am starting to think the same thing. I expect that we might have to go to a traditional application with web services (ala iTunes or maybe TurboTax-like).