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Facets is a web application framework that leverages a simple MVC architecture for the server side and a feature-packed Javascript component model for the client. The two pieces are designed to be seemlessly integrated for very dynamic AJAX-style apps.
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Bookmarklet and Firefox extension to enhance search results in Google Scholar, by adding links to an institutional proxy server and OpenURL resolver.
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The AppHere framework allows movement of applications & their state between computers. Uses JBoss.net server talking to C# client, which moves IE browsers inc. forms between PCs. SOAP interface lets any other device initiate transfer e.g. wireless PDA.
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The DHTML library is thought as an enahncement to the server side logic processing. Enabling the user to make easy use of complexe DHTML functions which are crossbrowser compatible. Further info: dhtml.bit-heads.ch
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jsJabber is a three step Jabber client written in Javascript. The three steps are: - socket, a module that allows the browser to create a socket connection with a server - Jabber lib, a module that exposes methods and events very similar to JabberCom -
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XQuery in the Browser allows the execution of XQuery script code on Web pages (like JavaScript). Visitors do not need to install anything. Web developers only need to copy some .js files to their server and import them in their Web pages.
