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| 08-10-09 / 00:43 : London FOWA 2009 : Atlas video available (cjed) |
 The video of the full Atlas presentation at London FOWA 2009 is now available at carsonified (30' length). It demoes the fully fonctionnal screens compositing (nested views), the RSS controller (that had also been seen during the first Atlas presentation in March) - we can also see Array Controller, FaceBook and Twitter controllers -, various project templates (among these a new document-based one), a Bespin text editor component, and a new "native" target mode (that is said to use an own solution instead of Titanium Appcelerator, for some explained reasons).Finally I would like to thank Francisco for his kind words about Java server-side support for Cappuccino - that is CP2JavaWS - (26') : About backend support, there are Lift, Scala, Rails, and Java as well [was the first, January, 5]. The Java support is pretty amazing, as it takes Java Objects [full objects graphs, through JSON] and serializes these into Objective-J objects.The Direct2CP mode of CP2JavaWS, and its digest authentication management and automatic session tracking per endpoint, are also complementary to Atlas (that focuses mainly on UI components, but not to their behaviour on the server side - except the RSS feader component). An extension mechanism to Atlas (through plugins) was suggested initially (in March’s first announcement), and I then explained it was a great idea, that could use Osgi bundles concepts, and would open the way for business (alla Eclipse plugins). I proposed to write a plugin for remote services calls (through CP2JavaWS), such a controller that could be added to existing RSS, FaceBook and Twitter ones. I hope such architecture will be provided by Atlas beta's mid-November release. |
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