O’Reilly: Inside RIA

This week brought the death of ECMAScript 4 as we know it, a preview release of YUI 3, a behind the scenes look at NBC's online olympics coverage, and did we mention ECMAScript 4 (it was worth mentioning twice)?

At WWDC 2008, Apple announced MobileMe - a massive overhaul to their .Mac service that included a desktop-like user experience running inside a Web browser. One of the more notable parts of the MobileMe launch (aside from the downtime) was the UI. The look and feel was not only as refined as that of Mac OS X - it was in some cases better.

This week brought Silverlight's big opening ceremony, Curl jumps into Eclipse, Cairngorm goes open, mapping takes a giant leap forward with SpatialKey, and the first episode of the Open Web podcast.

Last week's release of the JavaFX Preview SDK brought a lot of buzz from all over the RIA landscape. There was a lot of good information, and many people admitted they still didn't know a great deal about JavaFX.

So, here is your chance. We are going to compile a list of questions from the users here at InsideRIA and then send them on to some members of the JavaFX team. This is your chance to get your questions heard. So, bring on the questions by leaving a comment.