Is AIR the right platform for photo management app?

I need to build a web-enabled photo management app with the following features:
server sign-in and authentication
photos fetched from server via REST API/XML
tag, rate (i.e. 1-5 stars), and edit properties for photos, with data updated on or sync-ed with server
all the RIA UI goodies, like multi-select, drag/drop, AJAX-style auto-complete, overlay icons on thumbs,
all the photo management goodies, like fast scrolling, histograms, resizeable thumbnail
able to handle 1000s of photos in 1 album (server is on a local LAN)
One key issue is how the platform loads an album with 1000s of photos in the background, and scrolls through pages of thumbnails. I tried before to build this in Java and all the threading issues were too much for me.
I have good experience with CakePHP & MySQL and some experience with Java, but I am resigned to learning a new platform/libs. I just need to know where to invest my learning time.
Can some experienced users pipe in on whether AIR the right platform for me to build on? Should I use Javascript etc, or learn Flex?
Is there anything out there I could just build on? I'm also considering building on Yahoo YUI or Google GWT as an alternative.
thx.
m.

Let me clarify the issue of 1000s of photo. I the app would need to load thumbnails for 1000s of photos, but only open the full size photo when the thumbnail is clicked. probably 120px max dimension, pre-rendered on the server. I have tried to open 1000 thumbs in a plain html page, and the photos come quickly - as if from the local file system - but it does seem to slow the UI until everything is loaded.
Is there a way for AIR to load the thumbnails is the current "view port" immediately, and the rest in the background? YUI has an imageLoader class that does something like this. Could I use this within AIR?
The other requirement is to manage a DB of tags ratings, and other attributes for the photos, but I can't imagine that is a big challenge. right?

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Hello there!
I'm buying my first Apple laptop in the near future (probably tomorrow as I like to buy things in store and not online and I live roughly 75 miles from the nearest Apple store and am heading to the mall it's located in on a shopping trip tomorrow, anyway). I currently have a 3 year old Dell that has no battery life at all (it has to be connected 24/7 to an outlet, the mouse clicky button doesn't work, it overheats, and the hardrive has already been replaced not once but twice) and I don't use it for anything other than school, facebook, watching movies via netflix, skype, and listening to music. I've been doing months of research and all has lead me to Apple.
I want this laptop to last me until I am done with my masters and into the first couple years of my teaching career, so roughly 6 years. Is that too much to ask from this machiene?
I'm inlove with the thiness, lightness and portability of the Macbook Air. I use my laptop a lot, this semester I'm finishing out my core requirements and a lot of them are "bullsh*t" classes where I can do nothing and get an A. I would therefore have my laptop with me, I also bring it to friends rooms to study and relax. My goal is to have a laptop that I can write papers, continue to watch movies and use it as a basic machiene. I barely use a cd drive (my aunt is willing to by the drive that goes with the Air) but when I do it's just for burning music to my itunes. I want a machiene that will have a long lasting battery life - that's my biggest concern.
My roomate has a Macbook Pro and keeps telling me that I'd hate the Air.
I've read that people do not like it as it does not have a backlit keyboard. That doesn't bother me as my keyboard currently isn't backlit.
I've also read that people continue to prefer the pro over the air but I am not a fan of the pro just as it is so much bigger.
I barely ever use my USB drive, when I do its to transfer over files that need to be printed. So having only two of them means nothing to me really.
I'm just looking for assistance to help me make my decision. I feel like I already made it but I just want to be sure that I'm making the right choice.
My personal pros/cons:
Pros: lightweight, small, highly portable, amazing webcam, excellent battery life
Cons: it's so thin I feel like I would snap it in two pieces
Thank you so much!

Listen to us, Lovekate!
We know you're eager, but hold out just a little longer--maybe a week or two--for the update! Please! It's the smart thing to do because it may give you options you can use. Kate! Look away from the machines. This way! This way! You can do this. If you don't, you'll feel buyers remorse and that's not good. Hold off. You'll be happy you did...also, don't forget, when you do buy, you get a student discount.
From what you say, you've found the computer you love and don't need any encouragement from us. But here's advise for what you can say to your friends:
(1) To those telling you to get the Pro--you are not going to buy more than you need. With Clouds, and online mail and external hard drives, there is no need for you to haul around anything made heavy with a huge hard drive you'll never fill up. And the Air can do anything a Pro can do excepting update to a bigger hard drive (which you've just explained you don't need--like you don't need the CD drive). And the 13" actually has a longer lasting battery than the 13" Pro.
(2) Why should you get a computer you don't love, and therefore is no fun or joy for you to work on, rather than a computer you love, which you will love working on? Apple rule, "Always get what you love."
(3) To your Dad, you are buying something very like a car. And like a car, if you buy one cheap, it will cost you if it breaks down, needs repairs, or needs replacing. Needing to buy a new cheap car every other year can add up to the same cost as buying a new car that will last you ten years. You are buying a computer that will last you, be reliable, and not need repairs thus interfering with your productivity (by the way, get Apple Care--adds two more years warranty for a total of 3 years--trust us on this. If you can't afford it now, you can hold off buying it till the end of the first year, but do get it!). Apple computers also have good resale value.
In short, as much as it costs, it will be worth it.
Hope that helps, and remember...hold out! or if you've already bought it--you have 14 days to return it.

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I own 11" and 13" Airs, and would not see why a user would buy the 11" for gaming or primary computer use, unless the size needed was a specific requirement.
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Best,
wirefree101

You can use...
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is supported.
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and Player identification in the Flash Lite documentation.
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The current version of Aperture requires 10.7.5 or later.
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Greg

thanks - I'm still a little confused re their products and which would fit best so I've sent them some questions (below if you're interested)
Hello,
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1. Provide a way to visualise within a web application a connectivity type diagram (i.e. nodes with relationships between them, a network connectively type of diagram).
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QUESTIONS:
As well as your recommendation re which product would suite I had some specific questions which I would appreciate clarification on:
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Q4 - Do the basic JGraph do any basic layout without having to go up to the layout Pro package (which I think costs if using it commercially).
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Opinions needed....
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DomainA and DomainB
Full Trust both ways
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Is CF the right one for me?

I am trying to decide if CF is the right language for a side
project I am beginning. I am not a beginner to web design but am
far from advanced. I have made stuff in the past and have a
knowledge of html. I also use to write software in VB6 (nothing to
crazy just small side stuff). I am embarking on a project to write
some intranet workbench software for my company. I want it to serve
as a salesmen ordering/tracking system as well as a project
management system. Obviously it is a big task and I am going to
break it into small pieces to work on over time and continue to
expand and use it.
I have seen CF before and know people who swear by it. I have
used it briefly so I have some understanding.
My question would be as to the correct way to move forward on
this project.
First, is a web project vs. a standalone installed product
the way to go?
Second, what is the right technology (CF, ASP?) I have no
knowledge of ASP so that would be a learning curve.
It is not expected to be hit by a tremendous amount of
employees. Currently we have 29 and I was going to use an access
database so any server technology should be less of a bottleneck
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Coldfusion is a kids language, a dying language, an out of
date
language, ect, ect.
No seriously, the main problem with CF is adoption. Some folk
complain about
cost, but the issue is adoption (though I am sure there is a
connection).
If CF not being as popular as other soultions is not a
problem (popularity
isn't everything), then go for it if you can afford it.
Personally I would
be considering better priced options that offer more RAD
features (Ruby On
Rails, for example, is free) - but that wuold be mostly
becasue I am not
sure what the future holds for CF and I happen to know that
the Ruby option
is much faster to code.
If CF is something you are comfortable with, then there is no
reason to not
use it - it WILL get the job done.
"ivanjay" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> I am trying to decide if CF is the right language for a
side project I am
> beginning. I am not a beginner to web design but am far
from advanced. I
have
> made stuff in the past and have a knowledge of html. I
also use to write
> software in VB6 (nothing to crazy just small side
stuff). I am embarking
on a
> project to write some intranet workbench software for my
company. I want
it to
> serve as a salesmen ordering/tracking system as well as
a project
management
> system. Obviously it is a big task and I am going to
break it into small
> pieces to work on over time and continue to expand and
use it.
>
> I have seen CF before and know people who swear by it. I
have used it
briefly
> so I have some understanding.
>
> My question would be as to the correct way to move
forward on this
project.
>
> First, is a web project vs. a standalone installed
product the way to go?
> Second, what is the right technology (CF, ASP?) I have
no knowledge of
ASP so
> that would be a learning curve.
>
> It is not expected to be hit by a tremendous amount of
employees.
Currently
> we have 29 and I was going to use an access database so
any server
technology
> should be less of a bottleneck than my database.
>
> I guess before I start in the wrong direction I wanted
to get some
feedback on
> what direction you all would recommend?
>

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