Should Software as a Service (Saas) have a desktop client? I had a strong opinion about browsered or webified applications, and I still stand by it. And that is mainly for two reasons: Desktop applications still provide a richer interface. [Continue]
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Ebrahim Ezzy has an interesting post over on Read/Write Web on Webified Desktop Apps vs Browser-based Apps. He is of the opinion that the desktop applications will rule for a long time to come, but not without using the Web. The only good point with Browsered – Compatibility Let me first come up with the only good point I see in the Web. [Continue]
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