Flex/Silverlight have limitations like lack of support for mobile/tablets and plugins falling out of favor, while HTML supports new concepts like IndexedDB and WebSockets. Developing UI logic in HTML takes more time compared to markup languages like MXML and XAML. Web Atoms provides a more markup-based approach for developing UI in HTML similar to Flex/Silverlight, with component-oriented development, templates, styles, and pre-built controls to reduce development time.

1. Migrating from Flex/Silverlight to
HTML
Web Atoms – NeuroSpeech Inc

2. Limitations of Flex/Silverlight
 No Mobile/Tablet Support
 More devices focusing on HTML
 Plugin Concept is Fading Away on Browsers
 Browsers are implementing new concepts
 Indexed DB
 Web Sockets
 Application Cache
 CSS Animation

3. Limitations of HTML

4. UI Logic takes more Time

5. Markup vs. Functional Code
Markup – MXML, XAML Functional Code – JavaScript
Easy to collapse and organize Difficult to collapse and organize
Reusable Increased dependency
Component Isolation Conflicting IDs of HTML Elements
Configurable Components More and more code for configuration
Better Code Management Requires complex IDE and more efforts for Code
Management
Improved Code Readability Poor Code Readability
Easy to refractor Difficult to refractor, IDEs helps to refractor parts
of code, but not the Logic
Errors can be found at Design Time Errors can not be found till Runtime

6. Web Atoms – More Markup Less Script
 No Installation, Runs on any Browser
 Similar Syntax and Logic as of Flex/Silverlight
 Component Oriented Development
 Simple Templates and Styles
 Rapid Development with Ready to use Configurable Line of Business Controls
 Simplest form of AJAX Ever

7. Similar UI Logic reduces Development Time

8. Sample Code of Web Atoms
(Looks like Flex – More Markup Less Scripts)

9. More about Web Atoms
Web Atoms Site
http://webatoms.neurospeech.com
Web Atoms Documentation
http://neurospeech.com/webatoms/docs
Web Atoms Facebook Page
http://facebook.com/webatoms
Web Atoms Twitter Page
http://twitter.com/akashkava

10. More about Web Atoms
Web Atoms Site
http://webatoms.neurospeech.com
Web Atoms Documentation
http://neurospeech.com/webatoms/docs
Web Atoms Facebook Page
http://facebook.com/webatoms
Web Atoms Twitter Page
http://twitter.com/akashkava