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| | 2 | I think, a framework which wants to support the '''development of innovative user interfaces''' nowadays must at least offer good foundations for each of the following: |
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| | 4 | * stable (persistent) and personal (=user-centered) geometries, |
| | 5 | * highly individualizable item/entity rendering, |
| | 6 | * out-of-the-box user-input validation techniques, |
| | 7 | * offer a declarative way for the creation of arbitrary and complex user-dialogs |
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| | 9 | As well dealing with a pretty and stable API as with having a reluctant dependency/library management, saves work (and therefore lifetime). |
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| | 11 | I would consider any framework which supports this set of functionality already very helpful. Anything dealing with i/o, semantic networks and occurences is still another topic and this is, if everything would be just about developing new user-interfaces. |
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| | 13 | About developing software platforms in generell, I will keep it with (1) the Google+ rant of Engineer X on ''doing what your best at'' (in this case, help other people/developers to develop) and (2) ''doing that right'' as well as find some very good answers on why you need to start building this at all. |
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