Project Zero Blog

This video is a little old but it was just posted online recently. Last November I did a presentation on Project Zero at Javapolis in Belgium. The video of this presentation was just posted online recently at parleys.com. The material is probably a little dated, but it is still a good overview of the concepts [...]

This video demonstrates how to get IBM WebSphere sMash installed and how to build a simple Hello World application with a text editor. This is a great place to get started with WebSphere sMash for the first time.
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This movie shows how to easily get the IBM WebSphere sMash command line tools installed and running on your computer. If you have not tried WebSphere sMash for your Web development project yet, and you like to use the command line and your favorite text editor, this is the place to start.
- Jason
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This movie shows how to easily get WebSphere sMash installed and running inside of your Eclipse IDE. If you have not tried WebSphere sMash for your web development project yet, this is the place to start.
- Jason
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Shown: Part 1
This video provides an introduction to the web-based development tools for WebSphere sMash, called the Zero Application Builder. In this video I will show you the basic features.
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It’s official!!! WebSphere sMash, the commercial version of Project Zero, was announced today at the IMPACT 2008 conference in Las Vegas, NV. Shipping by the end of June, WebSphere sMash is the culmination of the work we have been doing here at projectzero.org for the past year. Check out some of [...]

Implementing RESTful resources in Zero just got easier. The Zero Resource Model extension (ZRM) refactors resource handlers into a model (which you define) and a CRUD/HTTP accessor. The motivation for ZRM is to reduce the amount of boilerplate code that is repetitive in many applications. In other words, ZRM enables you to focus your development [...]

There is a new space for Project Zero on developerWorks. This space is complementary to projectzero.org and provides lots of information on Web 2.0, AJAX, and other related technologies. A great way to quickly find developerWorks content related to Project Zero. You can find the space at http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/spaces/zero. – Jason

All done… I just finished my Zero presentation at Javapolis and it went really well. Great attendance and some good feedback. If you want to see the slides I presented, I posted them on Slideshare and I believe the recording of the presentation will be available on the Javapolis web site.
- Jason

I am here at Javapolis in Antwerp… very good conference. Seems to be about 3000 people here. In about 3 hours I am going to present an overview of Project Zero. There are lots of sessions here on complementary technology, including AJAX and Flex and the state of the Java world in general. I saw [...]