Interface Vs Xml....Discussion
Hello All...
One Query...?
ASSUME....!!!
I am Implementing my Own Standard...
Now I am confusing About
1. Should I Expose API(Interface)
Issues
--Implemetors will Implement the API and STANDARD---->PLATFORM
--Developer will Develop Application Program etc.
--Mainly Possible with Lang C,C++,java ( Recent Trends)
--But the Developer MUST Know C,c++,Java etc
--Good Performance than XMLise
2. Should I Release XML Tags...(My New Language Based on XML Format)
--Implementor can DEVELOP PLATFORM on their OWN WAY
--End User(Business Logic Developer) Can SWITCH Between Multiple
Vendor Platform
--The EXECUTION SPEED IS SLOW Because EXTRA OVERHEAD Of PARSING
Etc....
--Can not be Compiled....but Only Interpreted.....
--Developer No Need to Learn C,C++,Java....they just edit XML File
and its all...
--Developer Have to Learn Some New Tags...
Here the Real Confusion is :
Above Platform is used by MultiUser at a time, Heavy Network, So
Performance is First Point....
Second platform should be USABLE by Non-Technical Developer
Can we make discussion on
1. further issues of above situations and Tradeoff
2. HOW TO TAKE DECISION.....?
Regards
Raxit Sheth
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