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| Time: 00:47 EST/05:47 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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Building a modern Web application is challenging. With all the options online, the bar for compelling Web experiences is continually rising: visuals need to be more impressive. Functionality needs to be more complex. And having a differentiated experience that attracts and retains customers is more important than ever. The technical challenge of creating such a Web application is significant. On one hand, you need a technology that is powerful enough to support your visual goals, be it 3-D, complex animations, or enhanced typography. On the other hand, that same technology needs to enable your application logic. If you choose a solution that relies on the server, users suffer the latency of post back communication. If you instead use a client side implementation, you face the obstacle of developing in a scripting language. | ||
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