Web Solution - Application Markup

An Application Markup Language is the solution to the problem.

Traditional Programming Languages.

It is not difficult to create Internet applications and Internet services like the ones described in the previous chapter, but traditional programming languages, EXE files, DLL files or COM objects, will not do the job.

There should be no room for executables, C++ or Java compilers, DLL-files, Registry or INI-file settings in Internet applications. Executables should be dismissed from your development projects. Future applications must and will use standard Internet components running on standard Internet enabled computers.

It is time to wake up and get rid of our traditional skills. Find out how to create future Internet applications with the tools that are available today.

An Application Markup Language

To develop future Internet applications, we need an application markup language. With an application markup language we can:

• Create platform independent applications
• Create compile free applications
• Create expandable applications
• Create distributable applications
• Reach a larger audience
• Reduce the development costs
• Reduce the maintenance costs
• Use vendor independent Web standards
• Use thin browser clients

We Suggest AppML

Our suggestion is built on long experience with 4th generation client-server systems, and our vision is to create a new, XML based, application development environment, superior to other systems on the following grounds:

• Short development time
• Low development costs
• High flexibility
• Standard based
• Open source

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