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David said,

June 22, 2008 @ 8:52 pm

Interesting ideas. I do agree with you that Javascript will begin to be more powerful, Actionscript has something going for it in that it has a virtual machine that is, across all (most) browsers and systems always the same. Javascript can vary wildly depending on where it is interpreted. Maybe that is what you meant about Javascript becoming more like Java. Anyway, for Javascript to become more like Actionscript it would depend too much on the browser makers and whichever browser had the most market share. They could always go the plugin/vm but then it would take away one of the things that makes it attractive.

Also, I hope facebook never becomes the next Google. That would be very scary indeed.

Hooman Radfar said,

June 23, 2008 @ 12:14 pm

Thanks David. It’s interesting because Adobe is running the ECMA group which effectively determines the standard for Javascript. So, my prediction is a bit of a cheat!

With respect to FB, I think they CAN be the next Goog. They are quickly sucking up the namespace for the social graph and with this service as a beachhead, will have the ability to upsell other services to users. This is not unlike how Google leveraged their search engine distribution to deliver other services. Moreover, like Google, Facebook also is building a solid set of core web services – storage, queuing, etc – that will enable it to roll out new services.

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