Building a "web application" without a single line of html/javascript code ?
By Guillaume Mouron on Wednesday 6 September 2006, 17:37 - Permalink
I've found today a possibly interesting java framework for building webapps without a single line of javascript/html code, named Echo2
I only ran the demo, but it seems quite impressive with a lot of pre-built widgets (panels, layout, components ...).
Instead of making your own html/javascript code, you build your interface in Java and it generates all the code for you.
The framework is opensource (MPL/LGPL) and they provide you with an EchoStudio
built on the Eclipse Framework, though you have to pay for this piece of software.
I haven't tested it (yet ?) but appearantly you can built custom components and, of course, use your own stylesheets.
Maybe it is something to try ...
Echo2 website
PS: Thanks to Lionel for the corrections
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