Re: Web Enabling Applications - Most Common Programming Tasks For Web Developers

[Henrik Rützou <hr@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Kevin,

as an englishman, you know exactly when you are not tactful ;-)


On Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 10:11 PM, Kevin Turner <kevin.turner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> wrote:

> I've tried looking into it at www.erros.co.uk<http://www.erros.co.uk> but
> its absolutely awful (the website, not the product) it is just a mass of
> text on a static website that looks like it was developed in the 1980's and
> never been updated since. It even has a section about browsers and talks
> about Netscape and IE 5!!
>
> So the product itself may be the best think since sliced bread, but the
> curious get instantly switched off by the website that describes it.
>
> I am really sorry if this comes across as rude - but I have to say it as I
> see it. I want to be able to see what the product can do - not just be hit
> with a mass of textual verbiage to try to wade through.  I really hope that
> the website and links therein are not examples of what can be done. If I
> presented a UI like that to any of our customers I wouldn't get invited
> back for a second time.
>
> For example, to see a website like this http://www.boarstall.com/ that
> also declares it is "powered by the as400" kinda makes me despair a little.
> That said, am I right in assuming that the product is really a back-end
> development system/method rather than a web enabling tool?
>
> So I am with Nathan - lets see some demos and get a better handle on it.
>
> Sorry again for my lack of tact.
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On 27 Dec 2012, at 20:17, "Nathan Andelin" <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:
> nandelin@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
> Rob Dixon
> We have discussed this briefly on IBM AS/400 Professionals on Linked In
>
> Rob,
>
> We may have discussed application development on Linkedin, but your
> product (ERROS) and its "connectionist database" are still shrouded in
> mystery, and your casual allusions to artificial intelligence have not
> enlightened us. Why not just set up a webinar and invite people to see a
> demo of whatever you're talking about?
>
> -Nathan
>
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