Create Web applets with Mozilla and XML
Mozilla's simple and flexible XUL saves time when building Java-less applets
To go beyond simple HTML, historically the only options have been to use Java or plug-ins. Now, you have a new way -- write and display applications natively in XML. The Mozilla platform provides such a mechanism. In this article, Nigel McFarlane introduces XUL (the XML User-interface Language). XUL is set of GUI widgets with extensive cross-platform support that are designed for building GUI elements for applications that have traditional, non-HTML GUIs.
October 17, 2003 11:12 AM | Posted in Mozilla
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