I am in the process of preparing a rich application for personal finance management - cross mint between cross and seals such as tools A set of spreadsheet macros created for .com and personal use. It would be a simple matter to create online or offline (preferably both), but we all have to start somewhere.
So what's the best way to choose a deployment focus with your projects? Do you deploy a desktop app for testing for the first time and develop into a rich, online application? Or do you make a web-based system for the first time and then package it for desktop deployment? Both are legitimate approaches, but I want to know, which has proved to be more efficient in the past.
In any case, the application will still be created to a certain degree - a separate database layer, business logic level, and presentation layer questions generated by selecting an approach on each (local or remote) location and other More about the problem that's occurring. In my opinion, a rich internet application only makes sense if any web service is tie.
If people will store their personal finance information on your server, otherwise it seems like a desktop application solution.
The rare case where you are both, the web application is usually limited, but provides a zero-install or cross-platform solution to view online word processor applications against their desktop counterparts.
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