On Tue, 13 Apr 2004, Carl Parrish wrote:
> If you don't do a lot of programming I'm going to suggest OpenOffice for
> the front end and mysql or SQLite for the backend. If you do a lot of
> Programming I'm going to suggest XUL for the front end and MySQL or
> PostgreSQL for the backend. Both solutions will work on both platforms.
> The XUL solution will work on more than just those two and would proably
> be easier to extend later. Remember to first check and see if there is
> already an opensource solution out there. (perhaps you can just help
> with one that is)
I'm curious... I know absolutely nothing about XUL, but I think it's what
Mozilla is written in? Anywho, is it possible to write an app that would
run in Mozilla and store all the data in SQLite? I do some web
development and when I want to locally install my app then it means
installing Perl or PHP, Apache, PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQLite, installing
Perl modules, configuring Apache, configuring the db, etc., etc., etc.
It would be sweet if I could simply use Mozilla for the framework of my
program along with maybe Javascript, HTML, and SQLite, and not worry about
a web server at all. I could then give someone my program and it would be
relatively easy to get running on almost any platform. Possible?
Thanks,
~M
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