by Moxie Zhang: "Adobe Flex and the technologies surrounding it are becoming mainstream in the RIA space. This has resulted in the creation of a number of open source developer frameworks:"
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Showing posts with label flex. Show all posts
Friday, February 08, 2008
InfoQ, 15.01.2008: Open Source Flex Development Frameworks Show that Platform is Gaining Momentum
InfoQ, 15.01.2008: Open Source Flex Development Frameworks Show that Platform is Gaining Momentum
by Moxie Zhang: "Adobe Flex and the technologies surrounding it are becoming mainstream in the RIA space. This has resulted in the creation of a number of open source developer frameworks:"
by Moxie Zhang: "Adobe Flex and the technologies surrounding it are becoming mainstream in the RIA space. This has resulted in the creation of a number of open source developer frameworks:"
Friday, January 11, 2008
ZDNet.com, The Universal Desktop, 10.01.2008: Rich Internet application predictions for 2008
ZDNet.com, The Universal Desktop, 10.01.2008: Rich Internet application predictions for 2008
by Ryan Stewart: "2007 was a great year for rich Internet applications. We also saw a lot of traction in the enterprise space with companies like Oracle and SAP looking to augment their user experience with rich Internet applications. 2008 is going to be even better and here’s why."
by Ryan Stewart: "2007 was a great year for rich Internet applications. We also saw a lot of traction in the enterprise space with companies like Oracle and SAP looking to augment their user experience with rich Internet applications. 2008 is going to be even better and here’s why."
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Friday, December 14, 2007
Adobe Press Room, 13.12.2007: Adobe Announces Open Source Technologies for Enterprise RIAs
Adobe Press Room, 13.12.2007: Adobe Announces Open Source Technologies for Enterprise RIAs
About: "BlazeDS Enables Developers to Productively Build Real-Time Data-Driven Applications"
About: "BlazeDS Enables Developers to Productively Build Real-Time Data-Driven Applications"
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Thursday, November 29, 2007
Read/WriteWeb, 27.11.2007: Forrester: RIAs Will Replace Microsoft Office & Portals on Front End
Read/WriteWeb, 27.11.2007: Forrester: RIAs Will Replace Microsoft Office & Portals on Front End
by Richard MacManus: "A new Forrester report by Erica Driver and Ron Rogowski suggests that rich Internet applications (RIAs) may usurp Microsoft Office and enterprise portals as the front-end UIs for 'decision-makers and task-oriented workers'. The phrase Forrester uses for this front end is 'Information Workplaces (IWs)'."
by Richard MacManus: "A new Forrester report by Erica Driver and Ron Rogowski suggests that rich Internet applications (RIAs) may usurp Microsoft Office and enterprise portals as the front-end UIs for 'decision-makers and task-oriented workers'. The phrase Forrester uses for this front end is 'Information Workplaces (IWs)'."
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Sunday, September 16, 2007
ZDNet.com, Dana Gardner’s BriefingsDirect, 12.09.2007: BEA, Adobe flex their muscles in pushing toward RIAs on the enterprise desktop
ZDNet.com, Dana Gardner’s BriefingsDirect, 12.09.2007: BEA, Adobe flex their muscles in pushing toward RIAs on the enterprise desktop
by Dana Gardner: "BEA Systems Inc. and Adobe Systems Inc. are teaming up to give enterprise customers a design environment for rich Internet application (RIA) development. The two companies announced Tuesday that BEA will bundle Adobe’s Flex Builder 2 software with BEA Workshop Studio."
by Dana Gardner: "BEA Systems Inc. and Adobe Systems Inc. are teaming up to give enterprise customers a design environment for rich Internet application (RIA) development. The two companies announced Tuesday that BEA will bundle Adobe’s Flex Builder 2 software with BEA Workshop Studio."
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Friday, September 07, 2007
Ryan Stewart - Rich Internet Application Mountaineer, 04.09.2007: ColdFusion and AIR and the Adobe Platform
Ryan Stewart - Rich Internet Application Mountaineer, 04.09.2007: ColdFusion and AIR and the Adobe Platform
by Ryan Stewart: "But I want to see it grow and Terry Ryan has a thought provoking post about ColdFusion and Adobe AIR which is worth a read."
by Ryan Stewart: "But I want to see it grow and Terry Ryan has a thought provoking post about ColdFusion and Adobe AIR which is worth a read."
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
WEB 2.0 JOURNAL, 26.07.2007: How to Choose an RIA Path: AJAX or Adobe?
WEB 2.0 JOURNAL, 26.07.2007: How to Choose an RIA Path: AJAX or Adobe?
by Jeffrey Hammond: "AJAX is the best bet for experienced Web development shops looking to incrementally evolve existing Web applications"
by Jeffrey Hammond: "AJAX is the best bet for experienced Web development shops looking to incrementally evolve existing Web applications"
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Friday, March 02, 2007
Techcrunch, 28.02.2007: Best Apollo Demos
Techcrunch, 28.02.2007: Best Apollo Demos
by Ryan Stewart: "There were a bunch of product demos today at Adobe’s Engage event, but there were a few that stood out and should have a big impact on the startup world. They also happened to be some of the best demos of the day."
by Ryan Stewart: "There were a bunch of product demos today at Adobe’s Engage event, but there were a few that stood out and should have a big impact on the startup world. They also happened to be some of the best demos of the day."
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Wednesday, December 06, 2006
James Governor's MonkChips, 01.12.2006: Case Study: T-Mobile and Adobe Flex, Extending SAP with Agile methods
James Governor's MonkChips, 01.12.2006: Case Study: T-Mobile and Adobe Flex, Extending SAP with Agile methods
by James Governor: "At Adobe MAX the most interesting session I attended was a presentation by T-Mobile. The wireless provider is using Adobe technology to extend SAP and rapidly bring new applications to users, without any Big Middleware SOA blather. The development team might as well have walked around with Neon Tangerine Flake "We Get It" signs above their heads (well this was Las Vegas, after all). It was, as I say, good stuff."
by James Governor: "At Adobe MAX the most interesting session I attended was a presentation by T-Mobile. The wireless provider is using Adobe technology to extend SAP and rapidly bring new applications to users, without any Big Middleware SOA blather. The development team might as well have walked around with Neon Tangerine Flake "We Get It" signs above their heads (well this was Las Vegas, after all). It was, as I say, good stuff."
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