Do Rich Internet Applications Matter to You?

At the beginning of this month, Microsoft made noise at MIX '07 about their Silverlight platform designed to bring .NET to the browser at the same time it knocks Adobe's Flash out of it. Both Silverlight and Flash aim at the rich internet application space -- a perceived gap in what users want and what they are getting from their overly light web apps. The idea is that we need more rich interactivity from our browser apps than they give us. But is this just developer fantasy, or does it represent a real end user need?

source: http://webworkerdaily.com/2007/05/23/open-thread-do-rich-internet-applications-matter-to-you/

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