Comparison of three mainstream RIA development platforms

Recently, curl commissioned a third-party company to perform a test on some rich Internet application (RIA) development platforms to compare their advantages and disadvantages.

The commissioned company is Sonata software (a system application and integrator in India), which evaluates Adobe Flex, Microsoft's ASP. NET Ajax and curl Ria platforms.

This test is composed of four sonata teams. It takes two months to establish an enterprise-level RIA for evaluation, consider whether the RIA technology is easy to learn, easy to design, easy to develop, response time and other performance.

Test showed that ASP. net Ajax is especially suitable for B2C (business-to-consumer) interactive applications. Flex is an excellent solution for multimedia content transmission, and curl is suitable for integrating Ria into enterprise-level applications.

In the test result, Asp. net Ajax for ASP. net is very easy to learn and programming is relatively easy. Adobe Flex framework provides programmable charts and grids (charts and grids), uses flex to call and Web Services, the user interface is very attractive, "said the survey report.

The Application generated by the curl platform can be downloaded and started very quickly, providing good performance in large data volumes. For applications with the same function, curl requiresCode34% less than ASP. NET Ajax and 31% less than flex.

Jnan dash, Chief Strategy Officer of curl, said that with the popularization of RIA, developers and commercial users need to know the relevant information to choose a technology platform that is more suitable for them. He hoped that this test could give them a reference, they can improve their development and application speed.

R. balasubramanian said, "Google Maps, YouTube, and flick have built high-performance Web-based applications between users and enterprises, followed by a large number of RIA development platforms. The results of this evaluation can give developers and enterprises a clear choice ."