Thinlet Wins JDJ Editor's Choice Award 2003

Gerald Bauer <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.lang.xul.announce
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Hi,

  Alan Williamson, Editor-in-Chief of the Java
Developer's Journal (JDJ), picked Thinlets for an
Editor's Choice Award 2003.

  Alan comments:
  
  This framework proves that there is life in AWT
after all. If only AWT could have provided this from
the start, then Flash may not have gotten the foothold
on the browser that it did.

  Full story @ http://www.thinlet.com

  - Gerald

PS: Don't bother visiting JDJ online it's plastered
with flashing ads and a candidate for the most useless
Java site in the galaxy.  

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