For a long time we’ve hosted an online demo showcasing RichFaces 3 features. Now that RichFaces 4 is out, we’ve put the showcase for RichFaces 4 features online. You can reach both of these from our demos page. Also on that page are some other demo items you might be interested in: Read more »
As announced in our “Open Source Meets Mobile” webinar on Tuesday, we’ve created a fork in the development of Exadel Flamingo. This slimmed down 2.1.1 version is targeted to Android developers. It also migrates Flamingo over to Maven 2.2.1. You can download Exadel Flamingo for Android 2.1.1 from our site now.
There’s still time to sign up for a webinar we’ll be giving next week to explain and demonstrate how we use Exadel Flamingo for mobile commerce.
We’ve recently posted a slide show for demonstrating the features of the iPhone client that works with our Exadel M-Commerce Solution, our great package based on Exadel Flamingo for “mobilizing” existing e-commerce functionality. It should help you get a much better idea of the iPhone client’s capabilities without having to download an actual app. Just go here and log in:
http://exadel.com/web/portal/mcommiphoneapp
(If you haven’t registered yet, it’s easy — only 4 items to fill in.)
Back in December, Andrew Komolov posted Flamingo for Android about a new version of Flamingo with support for mobile clients including Android. To give people a chance to get up-close with the exciting new functionality of m-commerce, we’ve set up a demo site with a limited shopping cart and catalog and made available a downloadable Android client connected to the demo e-commerce site. Here’s what you would need to do with your Android phone to try it: Read more »
Tuesday, December 15, was the third Tuesday in December. That means it was time for the monthly gathering of Chicago Java Users Group (JUG) members. Last Tuesday, the spotlight was on Sten Anderson. Read more »
Yesterday, Sten Anderson from CityTech (IT consultants) made a presentation on JavaFX technology at the Chicago Java Users Group. At this event, he mentioned our free, open source Exadel Flamingo as a good library for working with JavaFX. Read more »
I don’t think it’s fair to compare Exadel Flamingo to REST (REpresentational State Transfer). However, this question does surface once in a while, so I’ve decided to spell out the differences in a table. Read more »
Exadel is about to release a new Exadel Flamingo 2.1.0 release, aka “Flamingo for Mobile.” We’ve added Android and J2ME support in addition to JavaFX and Flex connectors. We’ve also added a long-awaited push feature using Hessian for Flex/AIR. Read more »
To some, RIA (Rich Internet Applications) is a myth, a tale of the past. People still have a hard time defining what it means exactly. What is true, though, is that an explosive growth in client-side presentation technologies (Flash/Flex, Silverlight, JavaFX) brought to life a new user experience on a wide variety of computing devices.
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