Re: Impressions of EGL - Part Duex

["Bradley V. Stone" <bvstone@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Bradley V. Stone wrote:
> > Joe, it most certainly is.  No different than using RPG-CGI to
> process SSI
> > statements.  At least how I use it (where AJAX returns the HTML to be
> > redered on the page).
> The difference is that the original argument for RPG-CGI vs. EGL is that
> with RPG you don't have to learn anything else.  That's simply not the
> case.  To do what Nathan is suggesting requires in-depth knowledge of
> HTML, JavaScript and the Document Object Model.  There's a lot less to
> learn with EGL.

Who said that?  You don't need to learn anything else.  That's Ludacris
(luda!)

If you don't know what your tools (HTML, Javascript, CSS, etc) can do, it's
hard to know what you are ABLE to do with them, even if their use is
transparent.

Brad