Speed
Mike <[email protected]>
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Thinking about future study/work plans... Is Windows 7 going to be faster than XP? Is VS 2010 going to be faster than the preceding versions? I'm seeing very positive reviews of these new products, but nobody ever talks about speed, which is the only thing I care about. Is Silverlight going to be faster than a JavaScript-heavy app in a good browser, eg Chrome? The Silverlight demos I've seen so far are not all that impressive. Two years ago they would have been, but the web has come a long way. WPF ClickOnce seems more promising, so right now Silverlight is looking like a "skip" to me, and WPF is looking like a "give it time to mature before looking at it". A lot of discussion with WPF centers around MVVM, which appears to be nothing more than PresentationModel, which many of us have been using for years already. The untestable GUI spaghetti model has been a problem since way before even VB6. So, why are so many bloggers/podcasters suddenly just now starting to talk about it? What is it about WPF that makes this suddenly more of an issue? Thanks, Mike