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- Very good insights. The synchronization problem is VERY important. It is
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key for offline access and also just to speed up the applications when online.
But, we still need an efficient high level language with special sandboxing. Or can JavaScript get good enough? Though, we do need the ability to convert whatever to byte codes, so that sites do not have to give out source code. We eventually need a VM. Should that be the Java VM? - Posted by: DonnieBoy Posted on: 10/10/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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