Came across this program a few days ago. You don’t even need to download it. WaveMaker Cloud Edition is the first open source IDE for Cloud computing. It allows anyone to develop and deploy applications online without having to download or maintain any hardware or software. It is a visual, WYSIWYG, drag and drop, Web 2.0 interface. To get started just go here.
There is also a free community edition you can download and use on your own PC. It runs in a standard browser . New features listed are:
Enterprise-Ready Data Widgets – Automates all the heavy lifting needed to connect enterprise data to browser-based widgets
Single Sign-on Security – WaveMaker enterprise supports single sign-on using JOSSO
One-Click Widget & Template Publishing – Turns any WaveMaker page into a widget and/or template for reuse in current or future projects
Resource Manager – WaveMaker now has a drag and drop interface to manage images and files within a project
Charting Widgets (beta) – WaveMaker includes charting widgets such as pie, bar and stacked columns
Diagnostics - A new Diagnostics tab shows all bindings within the project. Use this information to follow the flow of activities within your application
Context-Sensitive Help – Each widget property and event now has a ? next to it. Just click the ? to find out more about it
Type Validation Flags – Green check marks show that bind source and destination match. Red Xs show that types do not match
LiveForm with To-Many Relationships – LiveForms now handle to-many relationships by automatically displaying grids
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Many thanks for this amazing information. From time to time, the best content come from the blogs a person may not expect. So far, I didn’t give quite much thought to placing comments on blog page entries and have left comments even less. Reading through your interesting post, is going to motivate me to take action sometimes.