Disclaimer
Beware!
This presentation contains bad
words:
Corporate
IE5
Browser war I
Java
MozSwing
Ready?
Disclaimer (again)
Beware!
In this presentation, Firefox usually
means XulRunner
(But who cares outside of this
room?)
Yet another day in the industry
1999
« - Let’s code a web app with powerful
client side features »
« - Great! Let’s code it for … IE5 »
2009
« - The project is ready, at last ! »
« - Great! Let’s try it on my new
Windows Vista »
Facing the truth
The browser war is still painful,
several years after.
There is a need for a true corporate
browser.
A message to managers:
NO! IE is not the corporate browser.
Firefox, the corporate browser?
Answer:
…
YES!!!
Ooops, well, I mean NO!!!!
Why not?
Problem 1: legacy!!!
What about that IE5 app?
What about that ERP which requires IE?
Problem 2: poor marketing
« Firefox is yet another browser »
NO! Firefox is a Platform!
Firefox as a Platform
Firefox is open source
Firefox is OS-agnostic
Firefox has XUL
Firefox is plug-in based
Firefox is embeddable
Firefox can accept Java « scripting »
Java???
Ask yourself:
What platform is trully universal on the
client side, in the industry?
Answer:
The JRE.
Reason:
Unknown but it is a fact!
And now… the corporate browser
Firefox is embeddable as a Swing
component (cf MozSwing)
Java apps are one-click deployable
Java libs are huge and accepted
== Firefox+Java is the corporate
browser!
Summary
Thanks to MozSwing, Java and
Firefox can work together
A tremendous client-side platform:
OS agnostic
Instant deployment
No more browser incompatibilities
Huge client-side features
Conclusion
MozSwing should be supported by
the Mozilla foundation
Who I am
Datao.net
A Semantic Web Browser.
A semantic client-side platform:
Embedded Semantic Web Stack
Java Web Start for deployment
XulRunner as the UI
The feature I would love to see:
Templates in the HTML pipeline.
0 comments
Post a comment