Re: putting RIA into Euphoria
Bernie Ryan wrote:
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> Sounds like CGI which Euphoria is already used for.
No. In CGI, a Euphoria program is called by a server, like Apache, which then
returns a web page, completing an operation which is usually stateless. A
EuphoRIA program is inherently stateful, because it would use its database to
remember what has happened. Also, a EuphoRIA program would run locally, thereby
not requiring all of the hassle of CGI (as in, existing on another machine, and
the testing which is then made difficult due to that fact, etcetera). Finally, a
EuphoRIA program would be persistent, allowing continuous computation and
fetching of web pages, where my commands could be queued, with results coming in
asynchronously, as opposed to the usual synchronous human usage of the Internet
through a browser.
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