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Mobile web 2.0: AJAX for mobile devices – why mobile AJAX will replace both J2ME and XHTML as the preferred platform for mobile applications development
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03/23/2006, By Ajit Jaokar
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Ajax, mobile web 2.0 and widgets reduce time to market, encourage innovation and enable a larger target market. By potentially having the ability to develop for the web and the mobile browser at the same time, widgets offer a better value proposition to developers. If widgets can ‘call’ other widgets – powerful applications could be developed from simple components
The biggest factor in favour of Ajax today is the support of small application developers. Developers who stand to make money from widgets. Widgets which could potentially have a large target audience.
In mobile Ajax, Java ME has a credible option. While Java ME is looking to address some of these drawbacks – I believe that the momentum behind Ajax will lead to the emergence of a virtuous (and disruptive!) cycle which will cause Ajax based mobile applications be a credible alternative to Java ME.
In this article, we are going to discuss
a) The limitations of the browsing model on mobile devices and how these are being overcome
b) The impact of Ajax on mobile applications development
c) The potential of Ajax/browsing model to enable applications which target a large customer base.
The complete scope of this article is :
a) Can all mobile applications be implemented using browsing technology?
b) The possibilities of Mobile Ajax
c) The evolution of mobile Ajax and the significance of Opera’s announcement
d) Walled gardens, OpenGardens in context of the above approach
e) How does this approach contrast with Java Me, Symbian etc
f) Mobile gaming
g) Why mobile AJAX will replace both J2ME and XHTML as the preferred platform for mobile applications development
h) The response/evolution of Java ME
i) Conclusions
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