Framework
Monday, August 14th, 2006
Category: Framework
, Google
, Interview
Over at InfoQ, they have a short interview up with GWT Tech Lead Bruce Johnson. The conversation covers the motivation behind the creation of the GWT, reasons for going with a Java to Javascript compiler rather than pure Java technology in the browser, and the blooming of various third party GWT widget libraries. I thought Read the rest…
Thursday, August 10th, 2006
Category: Framework
Version 1.0 of Ajax4Jsf, an open source project that adds Ajax support to JSF has been released. From the project home page: The framework is implemented using a component library that adds AJAX capability to your existing pages without needing to write any JavaScript code or needing to replace existing components with new AJAX widgets. Read the rest…
Wednesday, August 9th, 2006
Category: .NET
, Dojo
, Framework
, Toolkit
The Ajax framework for C# EmergeTK just released version 0.1.1. Highlights of this version include: License change from GPL to BSD 3-clause license. Support for Mono (1.1.16) Dojo upgrade to 0.3.1 Back button & Bookmark support MySql and SqlServer providers Basic implementation of AdoRecordList and AdoRecord. You can download it here and see some demos Read the rest…
Monday, August 7th, 2006
Category: Dojo
, Framework
, Programming
In this new post on his blog, Alexander Netkachev demonstrates how to create a Model/View/Controller framework in Javascript with when help of the Dojo Toolkit. My goal for this article is to write a simple JavaScript component that can show a power of the language. The component is a kind of the HTML ListBox (“select†Read the rest…
Friday, August 4th, 2006
Category: Comet
, Dojo
, Framework
, Server
Greg Wilkins, the creator and maintainer of the popular Jetty servlet container (i.e., a Java web server), has written a blog entry announcing Jetty’s support for the Comet design pattern via Cometd: Cometd is a scalable HTTP-based event routing bus that uses a push technology pattern known as Comet. The term ‘Comet’ was coined by Read the rest…
Category: Framework
, Testing
Kenneth Ko wrote in to tell us that: It’s been a while since I looked at Selenium, and it looks like they’ve finished “Selenium remote control”! Basically, you run the selenium proxy, so that the selenium JS can crossbrowser script into an arbitrary site. Then you write your test in java/c#/ruby! (not to mention record Read the rest…
Friday, July 14th, 2006
Category: Comet
, Framework
As was briefly mentioned in this previous post, there’s a framework in development for those users out there looking to the skies and wanting to use Comet – Cometd. Cometd is a scalable HTTP-based event routing bus that uses a push technology pattern known as Comet. The framework, previously named “ShortBus,” is a collaboration between Read the rest…
Thursday, July 13th, 2006
Category: Framework
, PHP
, Programming
Mike Kornienko writes in this new blog entry about his experiences (complete with code) integrating the Spry Ajax framework into a simple PHP/MySQL application he develops: Adobe have recently released its Spry Ajax framework for public beta-test by developers and I’ve been playing with this baby for a while. And here’s some kind of report Read the rest…
Wednesday, June 28th, 2006
Category: Ajax
, Framework
, Java
, Server
, Toolkit
Agile Ajax has posted an interview with the creator of ZK, the server-side GUI framework for writing ajax apps with “no javascript and little programming”. ZK has some similiarities to Echo2 and GWT, though Tom Yeh, the creator, discusses the differences: on Echo2: Echo2 assumes UI designers are Swing programmers, while ZK assumes they are Read the rest…
Friday, June 2nd, 2006
Category: Framework
, Toolkit
Like a lot of technologies, Ajax frameworks seem to come and go in the blink of an eye. They’re the best thing since sliced bread one day and cowering back in the corner the next, shadowed by another larger, easier to use framework. There are some of them, though, that are standing the test of Read the rest…