Rich Internet Applications are latest trends of Web applications. The Web 2.0 technology has increase the demand for better usability, user experience and increased interactivity. Web developers using latest technology and methodology for fulfill the demand. Nowadays they are growingly using technologies like Adobe Flex/Flash, Java, Microsoft Silverlight and Ajax for build web applications that called Rich Internet Applications. Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) are web applications that fully interactive business applications have additional exclusivity of being desktop applications.

These applications are either delivered by site-specific browsers through a browser plug-in or through independent sandboxes or virtual machines. RIAs offer a rich, better user experience that improves user satisfaction and productivity. RIAs can be set up across many browsers and desktops. RIAs are useful for business sites as they are established to be lucrative and also deliver modern applications with many business benefits. It helps you keep velocity with the growing expectations of the user and in turn create more customer reliability and higher earnings. RIAs help in designing and developing workflow, also control the existent processes, infrastructure and personnel.

RIAs have developed any types of applications like word processors, spreadsheets, online games, video capturing. The main advantage of this technology is that surfer can connect to a website, use the software they need, and they do not require to install anything on their own pc. Adobe Flash is perfect platform for build Rich Internet Applications.

There are many benefits of RIA Development such as engaging and interactive user experience without page refreshes, users can easily interactively visualize and control complex data, real time update, run on any browsers, users can remotely control and monitor data by a web-based system. RIA provides the usability, accessibility, and reuse of client/server applications with the operation, manageability, and ease of access of traditional Web applications.