Mateoa wrote:Are there some websites on which eValid fails? Why is that?
It seems as if you are asking, are there some websites on which eValid is found NOT to work?
The answer is, yes, we have seen some web applications that are so filled with errors that the web pages render poorly, the dynamic application parts yield inconsistent results, and the JavaScript throws exceptions all over the place.
That's the bad news. Yes, there is bad stuff out there. Can't do much about it.
The
good news is that in 99.9999% of the cases -- we don't know an actual statistic, but want to emphasize how RARE such cases are -- the web applications pretty much work (with some quirks sometimes) as expected.
Thus the picture of web application quality is fairly good -- but performance is a BIG variable, and one that more and more people are paying attention to. If it looks good but performs SO sloooooooooowly that it can't be used, it may as well be "broken."
This seems to account for the recent interest in eValid's ability to monitor Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) reliably and accurately.
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by Mateoa » Fri Jul 20, 2012 3:20 pm