Project Zero Blog

[ February 10, 2010 8:00 am to February 12, 2010 4:00 pm. ]
Dojo Connect is a conference for Dojo web developers provided exclusively through your web browser, no travel required. It is a 3 day event during the 2nd week of February featuring many speakers who are active developers of the Dojo Toolkit from IBM, Google, Sitepen, Mozilla and Uxebu. The price is $300 which includes [...]

Support for Dojo 1.2 apps has been added to the AppBuilder HTML Page Editor. By default the HTML Page Editor will continue to build apps with Dojo 1.1, but if an application has a dependency on Dojo 1.2 then the HTML Page Editor will build the page with Dojo 1.2 widgets.
If you want to [...]

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Watch this great video demonstration of the sMash AppBuilder presented by Wolfram Richter, IBM WebSphere Technical Sales Germany. If you are a Deutsch speaker, you can also watch his videos in your language on YouTube. In this quick practical look at building a Situation Application, Wolfram [...]

There is a great article about creating Dojo applications on developerWorks. It’s not like this is a first, but this is really well-thought content that describes a more object oriented (oo) development approach.

Project Zero is breaking ground by using a new development model in IBM called Community-Driven Commercial Development. A core foundation of this model is the Agile software development method and culture. Test driven development shapes every developer’s approach to design and code. Automation and unit-testing is an important part of this principle. However in practice, [...]

At the recent Ajax Experience and Dojo Developer Day in Boston, I gave a couple of lightning demos of the Visual HTML Page Editing tool, one of the many web-based tools that are under development in Project Zero’s Application Builder.
Here’s a short clip that takes you through the high level pieces of the HTML page [...]

I attended the Web2.0 Expo in San Francisco California on April 22nd through the 25th. This conference is now held 4 times annually and is an spin-off tradeshow to the original Web2.0 Con (now called Web2.0 Summit). The Web2.0 summit is now in it’s 5th year, quite a while in internet time from when Tim [...]

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.
Transcript and Download and YouTube ( Part 1/ Part 2)

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This video provides a brief introduction to the Zero Resource Model and illustrates how quickly you can get up and running with RESTful data. The tutorial is located in the IBM WebSphere sMash DE developer’s guide.
- Brandon
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Google Charts is a neat service that lets developers generate charts and graphs using a simple HTTP GET request. Because all of its features have been made available through HTTP, this service can be easily integrated into Web applications built with Project Zero. This article gives you a demonstration of Groovy scripts that let you [...]