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Saturday, May 17, 2008

Implementing a Persistent Splitter in Visual WebGui
By bzamfir @ 5:23 AM :: 855 Views :: 0 Comments ::

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This article demonstrate how to implement a persistent splitter in Visual WebGui - a splitter that remembers its position between runs.

Wednesday, April 18, 2007

Developing your first Visual WebGui Application
By Guy @ 6:33 PM :: 11722 Views :: 0 Comments ::

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While web development environments such as ASP.NET and JSP have made huge strides in creating a rich environment for developing web applications, they have always targeted a very wide range of applications from content rich sites to OWA like applications. By doing so, they forced a compromise that was very painful for applications developers. Concepts like pages, html, requests and responses, which originated from the historical evolution of web development, are not really suitable for developing applications. While AJAX frameworks such as Atlas make a very nice edition to those enviroments they are still based on web development concepts which adds a great deal of complexity over desktop development concepts.

Wednesday, April 18, 2007

Developing a Visual WebGui gateway
By host @ 4:52 AM :: 7426 Views :: 1 Comments ::

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Visual WebGui basically leverages the WinForms object model giving the developer a new development experience developing rich internet applications like outlook web access. This object model by say covers 90% of what you need in order to create an outlook web access application. So how do we bridge the WinForms object model and web development? Through the concept of Gateways.