Projects tagged ‘ajax’, ‘javascript’, and ‘qooxdoo’

QxTransformer is an open source rapid application development toolkit which converts a transparent XML description of the graphical user interface (GUI) into JavaScript code. It it optimized to work ... [More] with the qooxdoo GUI/AJAX framework and eases writing applications with qooxdoo significantly: GUI building can be done almost entirely without javascript, which is mainly needed for event handling and business logic. QxTransformer is based on python and closely integrates into the qooxdoo build chain. [Less]

Bibliograph is aeb-based bibliography tool for individuals, research teams, and organizations. Features: * Manage all your bibliographic data, without installing any extra software, by using ... [More] your browser, from your desk or anywhere in the world. * Share your bibliographic databases with a specific group of people or the public, secured by a fine-grained access permission system. * Modern AJAX user interface (based on the qooxdoo -Toolkit) enables you to work online similar to working with a desktop application (fix application layout, no page reloads, drag & drop, etc.), removing the inconveniences of traditional HTML web forms. [Less]

qooxdoo 0.8 classes created by openWorks Latam. Qooxdoo is a javascript/ajax framework. the idea of this project is simplify the programing with qooxdoo. The project is in alpha state, very inestable, for now is only for study.

This project provides three generic interfaces defined in the open source Java Script framework qooxdoo Using this interface you can Integrate any map-, geocoding- or route planning service you want ... [More] (e.g. google maps). The project also contains a demo program that integrates Google Maps and Bing Maps. For the front- and backend I used the qooxdoo framework. [Less]

AjaxGUI is a 'web application framework' to develop ajax applications in Java. It depends on the 'javascript gui framework' qooxdoo. Pros: - No Javascript coding, 100% Java - No HTML knowledge ... [More] needed - Develop GUIs the same easy way as with Swing, SWT or System.Windows.Forms - Behaves like a desktop application (e.g. a modal window stops the current programm   flow until the window is closed), not like a web application - Includes singleton support - Java like layout managers support - Runs in 'every' servlet container like Tomcat 5.5 Cons: - At the moment there is only one developer (me) active :-) - Still in development (no stable API etc.) - Needs a lot of testing (and bug fixing?) - No GUI designer as eclipse plugin available :-) Check out the SVN HEAD and have fun ... [Less]