Re: [xml-dev] Who's right? Security-centric or Character/Language-centric or User-Interface-centric or Data-Centric?
Oh my god, 5th personne is right : Roger L. Costello, everybody know that.
Regards
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2014-04-17 12:01 GMT+02:00 Costello, Roger L. <[email protected]>:
Hi Folks,
Yesterday I spoke, separately, to 4 different persons.
The first person was a security expert. He told me, "Security is the most important thing. When designing an application or system, your design must place security first; create a design centered around a secure foundation."
The second person was a Unicode expert. He told me, "Character and language issues is the most important thing. When designing an application or system, your design must place character and language issues first; create a design centered around a good character/language foundation."
The third person was a user interface expert. He told me, "The user interface is the most important thing. When designing an application or system, your design must place the user interface first; create a design centered around a good interface foundation."
The fourth person was a data (XML, JSON) expert. He told me, "Data is the most important thing. When designing an application or system, your design must place the data first -- the core piece of design that you need to get right is the data model; create a design centered around a good data foundation."
Who's right?
/Roger
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