Expression templates is a C template metaprogramming technique in which Generic programming templates are used to represent part of an expression. Typically, the template itself represents a particular type of operation, while the parameters represent the operands to which the operation applies. ref name TMP02 cite book last1 Vandevoorde first1 David last2 Josuttis first2 Nicolai title C Templates The Complete Guide publisher Addison Wesley year 2002 isbn 0 201 73484 2 ref The expression template can then be Lazy evaluation evaluated at a later time, or passed to a function. The technique was proposed by Todd Veldhuizen in his June 1995 article in the C Report . ref name TV95 cite web last Veldhuizen first Todd title Expression Templates date June 1995 url http www10.informatik.uni erlangen.de pflaum pflaum ProSeminar exprtmpl.html accessdate 2009 01 09 ref For example, consider a library representing Array data structure vectors with a class code Vec code . It is natural to want to overload code operator code and code operator code so you could write code Vec x alpha u v code where code alpha code is a scalar and code u code and code v code are code Vec code s. A naive implementation would have code operator code and code operator code return code Vec code s. However, then the above expression would mean creating a temporary for code u v code then another temporary for code alpha code times that first temporary, then assigning that to code x code . Expression templates delay evaluation so the expression code Vec x alpha u v code essentially generates at compile time a new code Vec code constructor taking a scalar and two code Vec code s as follows using the curiously recurring template pattern as is used by Boost.uBLAS source lang cpp include vector include cassert template typename E A CRTP base class for Vecs with a size and indexing class VecExpression public typedef ... Category C de Expression Templates ... more details
Multiple issues orphan January 2011 unreferenced January 2011 notability January 2011 Infobox Company company name Silicon Interfaces company type Private company Private foundation February 1990 location Mumbai, Maharashtra , India key people Mr. Subhas Basu industry Semiconductor IP Cores Services IP core cores homepage http www.siliconinterfaces.com www.siliconinterfaces.com Silicon Interfaces is India s leading semiconductor IP Core vendor. Silicon Interfaces was found in February 1990. It is a privately held organization based in Mumbai, India. Silicon Interfaces offer Design Services in the field of Networking, Interconnect, Data Communications, Embedded and Storage for Design, Modeling and Verification of complex SoC, ASIC and FPGAs. It has got corporate offices in Campbell, CA as well as London, UK. References See Wikipedia Footnotes on how to create references using ref ref tags which will then appear here automatically Reflist External links http www.siliconinterfaces.com SiliconInterfaces.com Categories Category Articles created via the Article Wizard Category Companies based in Mumbai ... more details
Image Ludic Interfaces Example.jpg right 200px thumbnail Student experiment in Interface Design developed at UP Valencia Ludic Interfaces is the name for a new discipline and for an innovative type of interfaces. Ludic interfaces are playful interfaces. The notion of homo ludens , introduced by Dutch anthropologist Johan Huizinga, ref cite book last Huizinga first Johan title Homo ludens. Vom Ursprung der Kultur im Spiel publisher Rowohlt Verlag year 1994 orig. 1938 isbn 3 499 55435 6 ref is the conceptual backbone of the tools the discipline is looking at. The tools and concepts applied with the concept of ludic interfaces differ from traditional technological systems as they are playful, user generated and user driven, flexible, low cost and cooperative. Ludic interfaces share methods and knowledge from computer games, artistic experiment, interactive media, media conversion, social networks ... in change. Core concept At its core, ludic interfaces is a subcategory of interfaces in general ... to digital technology. Various authors suggest to use the term ludic interfaces for non digital ... of Interaction publisher Transcript Verlag year 2008 isbn 3899428846 ref Ludic Interfaces is also ... Fuchs started lecturing and writing about the theory of Ludic Interfaces and applied for a European grant to develop a Masters programme in Ludic Interfaces. ref An interview about Ludic Interfaces ... url http mt.sh.se ?p 576 title Future Forms and Applications of Ludic Interfaces author Arina Stoenescu date August 19, 2009 at 3 47 pm accessdate 2009 11 19 ref The notion of ludic interfaces has also historical roots in artistic practice and analysis of interfaces cf. Christa Sommerer, Laurent Mignonneau .... Examples Image Ludic Interfaces Kilby Tarot 200.jpg right 200px thumbnail Ludic interface experiment .... Ludic interfaces can also facilitate play in a musical sense. The postvinyl performance, originally ... Interfaces http creativegames.org.uk MSc CreativeGames MSc Creative Games Creative Games Categories ... more details
Notability date July 2009 Pickering Interfaces is a test and measurement company headquartered in Clacton on Sea , UK . Pickering designs, manufactures and markets a range of programmable switching, instrumentation and cabling products in the LAN eXtensions for Instrumentation , PXI , IEEE 488 , Conventional PCI PCI and VXI platforms. These products are sold into the functional test, hardware in the loop simulation HILS and design verifications markets. Pickering is a privately owned company with design and manufacturing facilities in Clacton on Sea , UK and Trinec in the Czech Republic, together with additional company operated direct sales and support operations in the USA East and West Coast , Germany, France, Sweden and China. Company history 1968 Pickering Electronics http www.applegate.co.uk elec company co 6541.htm company formed to design and manufacture high reliability reed relay s for the new Automatic Test Equipment market. 1988 Pickering Interfaces formed as a sister company and launches its first product an IEEE 488 controlled modular switching system, System 10, in the 3U modular format. 1990 High performance IEEE 488 switching solution, System 20, launched in the 6U ... pickering interfaces brings relay self test to pxi switching productronica hall a1 booth 344 2011 Autotestcon Conference Exposition, Baltimore, September 12 PIckering Interfaces launch 13 new PXI LXI products http www.pressebox.com pressreleases pickering interfaces gmbh boxid 444917 . Principal .... PIckering Interfaces Group of Companies Pickering Interfaces Ltd, Clacton on Sea, England. PIckering Interfaces Inc, Grant Pass, OR, USA. Pickering Interfaces s.r.o., Trinec, Czech Republic. Pickering Interfaces GmbH, Haar Salmdorf, Munich, Germany. Pickering Interfaces SARL, Noisel, Paris, France. Pickering Interfaces AB, Varberg, Sweden. Test Industry Associations Pickering are Strategic ... introduces LXI concepts http www.pickeringtest.com Pickering Interfaces web site http www.pickeringrelay.com ... more details
Infobox journal title Interfaces cover File Cover Interfaces.gif abbreviation Interfaces discipline Operations research editor Jeffrey D. Camm publisher Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences INFORMS country United States frequency Bimonthly history 1970 present website http interfaces.pubs.informs.org link1 http interfaces.journal.informs.org link1 name Online access eISSN 1526 551X ISSN 0092 2102 Interfaces is a bimonthly Peer review peer reviewed scientific journal about operations research that was established by The Institute of Management Sciences, now part of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences . The institute describes Interfaces as improving the practical application of OR MS to decisions and policies in today s organizations and industries. Each article provides details of the completed application, along with the results and impact on the organization. Interfaces is essential reading for analysts, engineers, project managers, consultants, students, researchers, and educators . ref http www.informs.org index.php?c 31&kat INFORMS Journals&p 49 53 INFORMS Journals . Retrieved 18 June 2008. ref The journal s distinguishing feature is its case study style It offers examples of how operations research theory has been applied in businesses and organizations. ref http portal.acm.org citation.cfm?id 1245500 ACM Portal The Guide to Computing Literature ref An annual feature is an issue with papers by the previous year s Franz Edelman Award participants. ref http www.afmc.af.mil news story.asp?id 123019962 Air Force Materiel Command ref References reflist External links Official http interfaces.pubs.informs.org Category Business and management journals Category Bimonthly journals Category INFORMS academic journals Category English language journals Category Publications established in 1970 sci journal stub ... more details
Infobox company company name Innovative Interfaces, Inc company logo Image iii logo 2011.jpg company type Private company Private foundation 1978 Berkeley, California location Emeryville, California , United States USA key people Jerry Kline , Co Founder and Chairman industry Software products Library automation software homepage http www.iii.com www.iii.com File Innovative Interfaces HQ.jpg thumb right 250px Innovative Interfaces, Inc. s headquarters in Emeryville Innovative Interfaces, Inc. is a provider of integrated library system software that is used in 2896 library libraries 5654 library facilities as of September 27, 2011. ref name III about cite web url http www.librarytechnology.org iii.pl title Innovative Interfaces, Inc. company profile publisher Library Technology Guides accessdate September 22, 2011 ref The company s software is installed in various types of libraries including academic, Public library public , consortia, School library school , special libraries, medical libraries and law libraries . ref name III about The Company was founded 1978 by Jerry Kline and Steve Silberstein in Berkeley California. The initial product was a system to interface OCLC data with a library s cataloging system. ref name III history cite web url http www.criticasmagazine.com lj ljinprint currentissue 872626 403 being innovative.html.csp title Celebrating its silver anniversary, Innovative Interfaces, Inc. is both elder and edgy publisher Library Journal accessdate September 22, 2011 ref The name of the integrated library system software is Millennium, which is platform independent and written in Java Sun Java . The Millennium system can be used to manage all library operations. These include acquisitions of material for the library, cataloging, Magazines serials or periodicals control, circulation, interlibrary loan a form of resource sharing , and management of electronic .... References Reflist External links http www.iii.com Innovative Interfaces, Inc. Home Page http ... more details
Distinguishable interfaces use computer graphic principles to automatically generate easily distinguishable appearance for computer data. Although the desktop metaphor revolutionized user interfaces, there is evidence that a spatial layout alone does little to help in locating files and other data distinguishable appearance is also required. Studies have shown that average users have considerable difficulty finding files on their personal computers, even ones that they created the same day. ref Citation last Barreau first D., coauthors Nardi, B. title Finding and reminding file organization from the desktop journal SIGCHI Bulletin volume 27 number 3 pages 647 656 year 1995 ref Search engines do not always help, since it has been found that users often know of the existence of a file without being able to specify relevant search terms. On the contrary, people appear to incrementally search for files using some form of context. ref Citation last Teevan first James, coauthors Alvarado, C. and Ackerman, M. and Karger, D. title The Perfect Search Engine Is Not Enough A Study of Orienteering Behavior in Directed Search journal CHI conference year 2004 ref Recently researchers and web developers have argued that the problem is the lack of distinguishable appearance in the traditional computer interface most objects and locations appear identical. This problem rarely occurs in the real world, where both objects and locations generally have easily distinguishable appearance. Discriminability was one of the recommendations in the ISO 9241 12 recommendation on presentation of information on visual displays part of the overall report on ISO 9241 Ergonomics of Human System Interaction , however it was assumed in that report that this would be achieved by manual design of graphical symbols. VisualIDs, Semanticons, and Identicons The mass availability of computer graphics supported the introduction ..., R. title VisualIDs automatic distinctive icons for desktop interfaces journal ACM Transactions on Graphics ... more details
Orphan date November 2006 Random chimeragenesis on transient templates RACHITT is a method to perform molecular mutagenesis at a high recombination rate. DNA shuffling is a similar but less powerful method used in directed evolution experiments. References Coco, W.M. et al. Nat. Biotechnol. 19 , 354 359 2001 . biochem stub molecular biology stub Category Genetics de Random Chimeragenesis on Transient Templates ... more details
Italic title Infobox journal title ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces cover File ACSApplMaterInerCover.jpg editor Kirk S. Schanze discipline Chemistry , biochemistry , physics abbreviation ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces publisher American Chemical Society country United States frequency Monthly history 2009 present impact 2.925 impact year 2010 website http pubs.acs.org journal aamick CODEN AAMICK ISSN 1944 8244 LCCN 2008201974 OCLC 238703087 ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces is a Peer review peer reviewed scientific journal that was established in 2009 by the American Chemical Society . ref http pubs.acs.org American Chemical Society ref The current editor in chief is Kirk S. Schanze. ref http pubs.acs.org page aamick profile.html ACS Profile page . Pubs.acs.org 1970 01 01 . Retrieved on 2011 06 29. ref ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces covers advanced active and passive electronic optical materials, coatings, colloids , biomaterials and bio interfaces, polymer materials , hybrid and composite materials and friction and wear . It is currently indexed abstracted in CAS, MEDLINE PubMed , Current Contents , and Science Citation Index . References Reflist DEFAULTSORT Acs Applied Materials & Interfaces Category American Chemical Society academic journals Category Publications established in 2009 Category Monthly journals Category English language journals Category Materials science journals es ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces fr ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Orphan date February 2009 The user interface of an application software or operating system is sometimes described as redundant if the same task can be executed by several different methods. For example, a User computing user is often able to open or save a project by navigating a Menu computing menu with the Mouse computing mouse or Keyboard computing keyboard , by clicking a single Button computing button with the mouse, or by entering a Keyboard shortcut key stroke . See also Input device DEFAULTSORT Redundancy User Interfaces Category User interfaces Compu stub ar ... more details
list of topics covered by the NIME conference Design reports on novel controllers and interfaces ..., cultural, and social impact of new performance interfaces Real time gestural control in musical performance ... control Real time computing tools and interactive systems Pedagogical applications of new interfaces ... Be Playing A report from the fifth New Interfaces for Musical Expression conference, in Vancouver, Canada ... . http dl.acm.org citation.cfm?id 634348 New Interfaces for Musical Expression . ACM CHI 01, Extended ... more details
The following table compares general and technical information for document interfaces. class wikitable sortable style font size 80 text align center width auto Concept memory efficiency multiple type document small sized content use simultaneously different application easy to view all document labels of same type document Applications Single document interface no yes no no depends on Window System Inkscape Single document window splitting no no no no depends on Window System Multiple document interface MDI Overlappable windows yes yes yes no depends on Application Opera web browser Opera MDI Tabbed document interface yes no no no yes gedit , Mozilla Firefox Firefox MDI Window splitting yes no no no no MDI Multiple document interface IDE style interface IDE style interface yes yes yes no yes Controlled Single Document Interface yes yes yes yes depends on Window System GIMP See also Tabbed document interface Comparison to SDI Tabbed document interface Comparison to MDI Multiple document interface Compared to single document interface Category Document interface compu stub ... more details
This is a partial list of physical computer bus interfaces . Bus interfaces class wikitable sortable style width 100 Interface name Year introduced Connector Max transfer Main use Notes VMEbus VME 1981 DIN 41612 10 MByte s Motorola 68000 based Industry use. STEbus 1983 DIN 41612 a c rows ? Processor independent based Industrial quality bus, 8 bit data 20 bit address. Eurocard sized. Acorn system bus 1979 DIN 41612 a b rows ? 6502 based 8 bit data 16 bit address. Industry Standard Architecture ISA 8 1981 ref wiki Industry Standard Architecture ref 2 31 2,54 mm 1,99 MByte s ref Programmed I O 4 cycles at 8,33 MHz 8 8330000 1 4 8 2 20 ref IBM Personal Computer IBM PC Despite its origin and inherent flaws it is very widespread. Industry Standard Architecture ISA 16 1984 ref wiki Industry Standard Architecture ref 2 31 2 18 2,54 mm 3,97 MByte s ref 16 8330000 1 4 8 2 20 ref IBM Personal Computer AT IBM AT Despite its origin and inherent flaws it is very widespread. Amiga Zorro II 1985 ref Introduction year of the A1000 ref 2 50 2,54mm 3,56 MByte s Amiga Auto configuration. Extended Industry Standard Architecture EISA 1988 ref wiki Extended Industry Standard Architecture ref 20 MByte s IBM PC compatible IBM clones 32 bit version of ISA 16 more or less. NuBus 1987 1989 NeXT, 1987 MacII 40 MByte s NeXT , Macintosh II Amiga Zorro III 1990 ref Introduction year of the A3000 ref 2 50 2,54mm 150 MByte s Amiga Multiplexed 32 bit. Processor Direct Slot PDS 1991 Macintosh LC Conventional PCI PCI 32 33 1993 ref wiki Conventional PCI ref 133 MByte s Widespread. I would say the first widespread. And well thought through bus PCI Express 2004 ref wiki PCI Express ref 250 MByte s Point to point telecommunications P2P highspeed PCI. ISA Image Isa1.jpg thumb none 250px EISA Image EISA Bus.jpg thumb none 200px NuBus Image Nubus graphics card.jpg thumb none 200px PCI Image PCI Slots Digon3.JPG thumb none 200px PCI Express Image PCI Express Bus.jpg thumb none 475px 16 slot Image PCI Express Bus ... more details
video information that is transmitted or stored as three separate signals. Either RGB Interfaces or YPbPr ... IEEE 1394 interface IEEE 1394 FireWire FireWire or i.LINK connectors Interfaces PC System Design Guide ... and video interfaces and connectors DEFAULTSORT Audio And Video Interfaces And Connectors Category ... more details
INTRODUCTION lang en Multimodal Architecture and Interfaces is an open standard developed by the W3C World Wide Consortium since 2005. Currently it is a working draft W3C recommendation Working Draft .28WD.29 Working Draft of the W3C . The document is a Specification technical standard technical report specifying a multimodal system architecture and its generic Software interface interfaces to facilitate integration and multimodal interaction management in a computer system. It is being developed by the W3C s W3C MMI Multimodal Interaction Working Group . br br Infobox Architecture Logicielle nom Multimodal Architecture and Interfaces image File Mmi Arch.png 100px Multimodal Architecture and Interfaces diteur World Wide Web Consortium auteur MMI Working Group genre Recommendation etat Working Draft publieF April 22, 2005 publieL September 6, 2011 standard http www.w3.org TR mmi arch Last Version site http www.w3.org 2002 mmi Description Image MMI Modalites.png thumb A multimodal architecture 250px left The lang en Multimodal Architecture and Interfaces recommendation introduces a generic structure and a communication protocol to allow the modules in a Multimodal interaction multimodal ... en Multimodal Architecture and Interfaces is the specified description of a larger services infrastructure ... while MMI Architecture is the description and the specification of its main modules, its interfaces ... 250px right The lang en Multimodal Architecture and Interfaces specification is based on the MVC ... by the View has traditionally been associated with Graphical user interface graphical interfaces ... Interfaces of Information Systems diteur Presses universitaires de Louvain ann e 2008 isbn 2 87463 ... to W3C s Multimodal Architecture and Interfaces Workshop, 19 20 July 2004. Sophia Antipolis, France ... 2007 08 mmi arch summary.html W3C s Multimodal Architecture and Interfaces Workshop, 16 17 Nov ... Category Human computer interaction fr Architecture Multimodale et Interfaces ... more details
The Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces is a research institute for colloids , located in Golm Potsdam , Germany . It was founded in 1990 as a successor of the Institute for Physical Chemistry and for Organic Chemistry in Berlin Adlershof and of for Polymer Chemistry in Teltow . It moved into the new buildings in Golm 1999. It is one of 80 institutes in the Max Planck Society Max Planck Gesellschaft . External links http www.mpikg golm.mpg.de Institute Homepage coord 52 24 54 N 12 58 8 E type landmark display title Category Max Planck Society Colloids and Interfaces Category Research institutes in Germany Category Chemical research institutes Category Educational institutions established in 1990 sci org stub de Max Planck Institut f r Kolloid und Grenzfl chenforschung ... more details
File mouse cursor hand pointer.svg thumb right Common pointer types In computing, a pointer or mouse cursor as part of a personal computer WIMP computing WIMP style of interaction ref name nytimes cellphone cite news url http www.nytimes.com 2009 02 17 science 17map.html title The Cellphone, Navigating Our Lives work The New York Times date February 16, 2009 accessdate December 14, 2011 author Markoff, John location New York quote ... so called WIMP interface for windows, icons, menus, pointer ... ref ref name microsoft cite web url http research.microsoft.com apps pubs default.aspx?id 68165 title Haptic Issues for Virtual Manipulation publisher Microsoft date December 1996 accessdate December 14, 2011 author Hinckley, Ken quote The Windows Icons Menus Pointer WIMP interface paradigm dominates modern computing systems. ref ref name microsoft input technologies cite web url http research.microsoft.com en us um people kenh papers InputChapter.pdf title Input Technologies and Techniques publisher Microsoft accessdate December 14, 2011 author Hinckley, Ken quote Researchers are looking to move beyond the current WIMP Windows, Icons, Menus, and Pointer interface ... format PDF ref is a graphical image on the computer monitor or other display device . The pointer echoes movements of the pointing device , commonly a mouse computing mouse or touchpad . It can be used to select and move other graphical user interface elements , and is distinct from the cursor computers cursor , which responds to computer keyboard keyboard input. The cursor may also be repositioned using the pointer. The pointer commonly appears as an angled arrow, but it can vary within different programs or operating system s. The use of a pointer is employed when the input method, or pointing device, is a device that can move fluidly across a screen and select or highlight objects on the screen. In GUIs where the input method relies on hard key s, such as the five way key on many mobile phones, there is no ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 myco is a application framework framework for developing Application software software applications in the Perl programming language . Features The myco is based on microPlatform framework and supports Object lifecycle services accessor s data validation persistent data structure persistence templates vaguely akin to Java Metadata Interface java interfaces metadata a.k.a. Type introspection introspection , with metadata inheritance role based access control logging unit test Unit testing Several application add ons are pending for public release, including Metadata driven user interfaces a Model View Controller implementation, usable in both http www.masonhq.com HTML Mason and Common Gateway Interface cgi script contexts An Identity management Suite, IdentiProv Initital development of myco took place between 2000 and 2003 at Eastern Nazarene College . IdentiProv has been in production use at the college since 2003. External links myco http search.cpan.org dist Myco distribution on the CPAN Comprehensive Perl Archive Network Category Application programming interfaces ... more details
In generic programming , a concept is a description of supported operations on a type, including syntax and semantics. In this way, concepts are related to abstract base class es but concepts do not require a subtype relationship. Languages using The term was in use as early as 1998 for Standard Template Library STL ref Austern, M.H. Generic programming and the STL using and extending the C Standard Template Library . 1998. pp 17 18 ref , as this was one of the first libraries that extensively used templates. Primarily in C 1998 standard , the Concept term was introduced to name just a simple description of the requirements for particular type, usually being a template parameter. It was never encoded in the language explicitly the concept was expressed only by what operations are tried to be performed on objects of that type and what is expected to work that is, to compile correctly . As generics in Java and C have some similarities to C s templates, the role of concepts there is played by interfaces. However there is one important difference between concepts and interfaces when a template parameter is required to implement a particular interface, the matching type can only be a class that implements explicitly that interface. Concepts bring more flexibility because they can be satisfied by two ways explicitly defined as satisfied by using a concept map defined separately to the type itself, unlike interfaces implicitly defined for auto concepts , which can be used also for built in types and other types that were not predestined for this use Another language implementing something very similar to concepts is Haskell programming language Haskell , where the feature is called Type class type classes . Example For example, if a type code I code satisfies the Trivial Iterator concept in C , and code i code is of type code I code , the following are valid expressions with corresponding semantics ref http www.sgi.com tech stl trivial.html Trivial Iterator Bot generated t ... more details
Wikify date February 2011 Image Roboboard.gif thumb right 400px RoboBOARD FX Graphical BBS Interface 1992 RoboBOARD FX was first introduced by Hamilton TeleGraphics Inc, written by the owner Seth Hamilton in 1992. At a time where BBS Software such as RemoteAccess were merely using ANSI art interfaces RoboBOARD started a revolution. It was the first fully graphical BBS system with iconic navigation, punchy bitmaps, and vector fonts, all at a time when ultra fast high speed modems were barely clocking 2400 bit s. RoboBOARD FX provided a familiar looking graphical user interface for DOS, complete with dragging windows, clicking buttons, scrollbars, pop up dialogue boxes and templates. In this GUI environment RoboBOARD FX supported graphics modes of up to 1024 x 768 in 16 256 SVGA color. One of the biggest improvements RoboBOARD FX brought into the BBS world was it built in photographic capabilities, which allowed a BBS to display images to its users in real time, without requiring a pre download. External links http www.deepmetrix.com about us our history roboboard RoboBOARD s Official History Page Category Bulletin board system software Category DOS software ... more details
of a back end unxsBind iDNS interface, and several example end user interfaces The idnsAdmin admin interface, and the end user idnsOrg and vdnsOrg interfaces. All provided interfaces run on SQL originated HTML CSS JavaScript templates organized in types and sets for on the fly interface skin changes and new interfaces. This along with the backend DNS configuration engine and front end interface ... their own custom interfaces with advanced functionality. For example, a DNS service provider branded ... more details
BuildProfessional is a 4GL programming language developed by Today Systems. It is derived from the Today programming language, which provided character based interfaces while BuildProfessional provides GUI interfaces. External links http www.todaysystems.com buildpro overview.html BuildProfessional Homepage Category 4GL ... more details
server. BlueBream includes separate packages for interfaces, component architecture, HTTP server, publisher, Zope Object Database ZODB , Zope Page Templates, I18N, security policy, and so on. The component ... more details
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