Projects

eyeOS

eyeOS is an Open Source Platform designed to hold a wide variety of Web Applications over it. eyeOS was thought as a new definition of Operating System, where everything inside it can be accessed from everywhere trought a web browser.

Comet Desktop

Comet Desktop is an open source web desktop forked from Qwikioffice v0.7 (heavily modified) Comet Desktop's goal is to be a web desktop that everyone can use, and an application framework that will allow developers to build anything they can dream of. One major difference is that Comet ... [More] Desktop's back-end has been rewritten entirely in Perl. Features * Built in task bar tray (right hand side) * Sound Manager and volume control * Remote registry. Window sizes, positions, etc are persistent. (Ajax backed Ext.state.Manager) * Drag and Drop shortcuts (alpha) * Secure login. No passwords are sent in the open. * Ajaxterm support! (rTerm) * Isolated remote database access with Sqlite2 (Use SQL, or SQL based data models from JavaScript?) * Supports Web Sockets (Sprocket.Socket and Sprocket.Gateway) * Network status plugin (Shows Ajax activity) * Google Analytics integration. Track usage and know what apps to focus your efforts on. * Window Edge Snapping * Hierarchical (channel based) PubSub? interface. (Can tie into STOMP and other pubsubs) * and more! [Less]

rsence

RSence is a unique development model first-hand for real-time web applications. RSence consists of separate, but tigtly integrated data- and user interface frameworks. RSence could be classified as a thin server - thick client system. The user interface framework of RSence is implemented in ... [More] high-level user interface widget- and system management api's written in JS and CoffeeScript. It support multitasking and event-driven models for applications, yet a minimal resource footprint. It's intended to be used as a direct, networked zero-install, platform-agnostic replacement, where native GUI applications would have been used traditionally. The server, written in Ruby and C, is purely a resource addon and event-driven data framework, relatively light-weight on resources and endures heavy loads [Less]