It is time we stopped talking about Rich Internet Applications

I have a couple of posts on a new blog aimed at IT Professionals:

Delphi: a secret weapon for Windows developers

Is Adobe Flex and Air in your future?

The latter post is already out of date, following Google’s Chrome announcement. In it, I summarize the different approach to Rich Internet Applications, and argue that rather than discussing RIAs we should simply talk about the next generation of the client. I noted that “Google and Mozilla are also stretching browser technology”; now that we have Chrome this looks like a full-on battle.

Related posts:

1. RIA (Rich Internet Applications): one day, all applications will be like this
2. John Resig makes the case for standards-based Rich Internet Applications
3. UI design patterns for Rich Internet Applications
4. Common misconceptions about Rich Internet Applications
5. Tim Bray’s contrarian views on Rich Internet Applications