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Re: Project architecture

This is one of the key distinctions between WO and a lot of other frameworks or web-technologies out there. A WO application can have any kind of a front-end. A website is just one of them (certainly the most common). You can have a Swing front end, or something along the lines of iTunes.

You should approach the creation of a WO application from the C++/ Java/C#/etc. application-development perspective, not the web- development perspective. How do you think developers of Photoshop or Excel handle UI design? How is THAT design integrated in the development process?

Dave

On Mar 29, 2007, at 5:32 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:

You are not editing a page in a site. You are altering part of an application. 

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