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    AppJoint

    AppJoint

    Cross module Android development made easy!

    AppJoint is a minimalist Android componentization tool that aims to simplify cross-module communication in modularized Android projects. In complex apps broken into multiple modules or “features,” invoking methods or classes across module boundaries can become cumbersome or tightly coupled. AppJoint uses a small set of annotations and a simple runtime API to decouple modules: one module can declare a method interface, annotate it, and other modules can call it dynamically without direct...
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    AribaWeb
    AribaWeb (aribaweb.org) is the Open Source java-component-based web application development framework for creating rich, AJAX-enabled applications with the absolute minimum of code (and no hand-coded JavaScript).
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    Vroom App Server is a Java Web Application provides ability to Develop and Manage Web Applications based on Reusable Components. The components can be Web Pages, Web Parts, Data Connections, EJBs, Web Services etc. It's all run-time, based on Groovy.
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