William Grosso gives you a quick overview of Laszlo, an open source rich internet applications development platform. After a high-level overview of what Laszlo is, and how it works you'll get a quick tour through some of the basic features of Laszlo, and see what's involved in building a very application in Laszlo. Finally, he looks at where it does and does not make sense to use Laszlo.
William Grosso gives you a quick overview of Laszlo, an open source rich internet applications development platform. After a high-level overview of what Laszlo is, and how it works you'll get a quick tour through some of the basic features of Laszlo, and see what's involved in building a very application in Laszlo. Finally, he looks at where it does and does not make sense to use Laszlo.
In the first article of this series, William Grosso covered the basics of using Berkeley DB. In this article, he walks through a more extended example of using it for session management.
In the first article of this series, William Grosso covered the basics of using Berkeley DB. In this article, he walks through a more extended example of using it for session management.
William Grosso takes you through the basics of using the Java Edition of Berkeley DB, covering the basics of embedded databases and discussing Berkeley DB and some of the basic things you need to know in order to use it.
William Grosso takes you through the basics of using the Java Edition of Berkeley DB, covering the basics of embedded databases and discussing Berkeley DB and some of the basic things you need to know in order to use it.
RMI has evolved into a low-process, low-deployment-overhead, and lightweight framework for strongly typed remote method invocation.
RMI has evolved into a low-process, low-deployment-overhead, and lightweight framework for strongly typed remote method invocation.
Bill Grosso begins exploring an Internet application built for the "Internet Operating System" on top of the Google APIs: Googleminer.
Bill Grosso begins exploring an Internet application built for the "Internet Operating System" on top of the Google APIs: Googleminer.
