It describes the collaboration tools that allows developers to create and maintain web apps

1. BY
MEGHANA CHANDRASHEKAR
III YEAR, CSE
VELAMMAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

2.  Web applications that have the features &
functionality of traditional desktop
applications
 "No-refresh" look to the user interface
 HDux - High Definition User eXperience

3.  Process complexity
 Data complexity
 Feedback complexity

4.  works on web
 Appears - never refreshes
 reduces network traffic
 RIA is rich and makes it easy

5.  Ajax
 Dojo
 Adobe Flex
 MS Silverlight
 JavaFX
 Ruby on Rails
 Script.aculo.us
 JavaServer Faces
 ASP.NET Ajax

6.  Asynchronous JavaScript and XML
 coined by ADAPTIVE PATH'S JESSE JAMES
GARRETT in February 2005
 Technologies that make up AJAX - XHTML,
CSS, JavaScript, the DOM, XML and the
XMLhttpRequest
 Google Maps & Google Suggest etc.,

8.  It is an open source Library, not a framework
 provides Language utilities, UI components,
rich GUI controls, event handling & more
 By Alex, Dylan & David in 2004

9.  Development of cross-platform rich Internet
applications based on the Adobe Flash
platform.
 MXML and ActionScriptBulid source code into
.swf files that runs in the flash player
 Macromedia Adobe Systems
 Released in 2004

10.  Application framework for writing and
running rich Internet applications, similar to Adobe
Flash
 Competitor to FLEX and FLASH
 Creating interactive Web, Desktop & mobile apps
when online or offline
 XAML - eXtensible Application Markup Language
 Moonlight - open source version of Linux
 Programming model for developing and distributing
rich Internet applications (RIA) that use graphics,
animations or video within the .NET framework.
 A plug-in which is both cross-browser and cross-
platform.
 previous code name Windows Presentation
Foundation Everywhere

11.  "See Beyond“ JavaFX in 2007
 counterpart to Flex & Silverlight
 JavaFX Script (for JavaFX apps) + JavaFX Mobile
(for mobile devices)Scripting language built on
top of Java
 provides FXML, a declarative XML markup
language that describes the graphical
components in your application.
 Scene Builder, drag-and-drop controls
and shapes to design the UI
 style your JavaFX application
with CSS

12.  By David Hansson
 Web application framework providing default
structures for a database, a web service,
and web pages
 Facilitates use of web standards such as JSON
or XML for data transfer, and HTML, CSS and
JavaScript for display and user interfacing

13.  built on top of the Prototype JavaScript
Framework, enhancing the GUI and giving
Web 2.0 experience to the web users
 developed by Thomas Fuchs in June 2005
 provides dynamic visual effects and user
interface elements via the Document Object
Model (DOM).
 Core Effects:
 Opacity, Scale, MoveBy, Highlight, and
Parallel
 fade elements on your site in or out, slide
them up and down

14.  Server-side component framework for
building Java technology-based web
applications
 Java-based web application framework
intended to simplify development integration
of web-based user interfaces (to build RIAs
with JSF)
 Java BluePrints projects provide additional
resources & libraries for building Ajax-
enabled applications

15.  ASP.NET AJAX is a set of extensions to
ASP.NET developed by Microsoft for
implementing Ajax functionality
 Used in Microsoft Visual Web Developer or
Microsoft Visual Studio to quickly create RIA

16.  Cross-platform runtime system for building
desktop applications and mobile applications
 Construct applications and video games that
run outside a web browser
 They have unrestricted access to local
storage and file systems, while browser-
based applications only have access to
individual files selected by users

17.  Software by Google
 allows "online files to be used offline“
 "Flanky" Internet access
 Dojo Offline & Gmail etc.,
 Third-party applns that use GG:
 Zoho Writer - online word processing
 MySpace - social network
 WordPress - blogging