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Jquery vs. flash to build this site?
Old 09-06-2011, 10:30 AM Jquery vs. flash to build this site?
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Hello

We are looking to build a new site and are trying to work out whether to use flash or javascript.

The site will use drag or drop and so we have been recommended jquery. However we are unsure it is the best thing to use. (full description of main site functionality below)

What do you think?

Could anyone been kind enough to tell us which language has been used for this site/how it works:

polyvore.com/cgi/app

Thanks

Vic

It would need to work like this: The user is presented with a catalgoue of images on the left hand side of the screen. They can refine this catalogue according to things like colour, type etc. The user can which they can then drag and drop these images on to the other half of the screen and move them around the screen. The user can then save/share their 'creation'. In terms of the items in the catalogue these items are pulled dynamicaly from the database so we can use the database and make updates to it in terms of changing products, changing images, changing pricing and those updates will be reflected real time.
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