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iosframeworks.com provides a carefully selected list of frameworks and classes that can be used as building blocks when creating apps for iOS devices. These libraries represent the best practices for development on the iOS platform. If you're not using them, you're probably doing too much work. 
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While browser-based operating systems haven't taken over the world, 2011 has been a pretty good year for Web developers. It's an exciting time to be working in Web development, and there's never been a better crop of tools to work with. Web standards are eclipsing proprietary toolkits, and the development community is creating its own set of open source tools to work with. Here's a look at some of the best we've seen in 2011.
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Here are three dozen JavaScript libraries tuned for mobile devices, Canvas-based animation, HTML5 video, local databases, server interaction, and more...
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D3 allows you to bind arbitrary data to a Document Object Model (DOM), and then apply data-driven transformations to the document. As a trivial example, you can use D3 to generate a basic HTML table from an array of numbers. Or, use the same data to create an interactive SVG bar chart with smooth transitions and interaction. D3 is not a traditional visualization framework. Rather than provide a monolithic system with all the features anyone may ever need, D3 solves only the crux of the problem: efficient manipulation of documents based on data. This gives D3 extraordinary flexibility, exposing the full capabilities of underlying technologies such as CSS3, HTML5 and SVG.
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With the new MoSync 2.7 Pyramid release, developers can combine HTML5 with high performance C/C++ code within a single cross-platform application, accessing all the device features of iPhone, Android and other smartphones.
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An easy to use, powerful, and flexible framework for building prototypes and production code on any kind of device.
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PHP is a dream for those who want to learn how to make a website or an application and don’t know much about programming languages… and since PHP is free and has a phenomenal documentation … plus on top of that there are so many frameworks to help you out making it easier to work with and also making it more stable and structured.
Since I kind of like working in PHP a lot … but mostly core PHP … now a days I tried my hands on a couple of MVC structure frameworks for PHP… and found that there are a whole lot of them to work with…so just thought I would make a list of them and maybe someday try out as much as I can to finally find the one that suits my expectations and working criteria.
Walberto Moncada's curator insight,
August 17, 2013 1:11 AM
Interesante, lista muy completa con muy buenas propuestas que desconocia
Walberto Moncada's curator insight,
August 17, 2013 1:11 AM
Interesante, lista muy completa con muy buenas propuestas que desconocia
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Creating web apps and sites for the Mobile Web has its own sets of challenges and techniques. From UIs optimized for fingers instead of mouse cursors to the bandwidth limitations that most portable personal devices have, developing for mobile devices requires a paradigm shift for those of us who’ve traditionally created products aimed at desktops.
To help you rapidly deploy cross-platform mobile apps and websites, there’s a wide range of JavaScript frameworks you can take advantage of, like : 1. jQuery Mobile 2. Titanium Mobile 3. The-M-Project 4. Jo 5. xui.js 6. EmbedJS 7. zepto.js 8. DHTMLX Touch 9. Mobilize.js 10. ChocolateChip Mobile
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If you have ever wrestled with trying to create a custom Web site using a CMS that made you jump through hoops to get the desired output, you should definitely check out MODX, a CMS framework designed from the ground up with Object Oriented Programming PHP developers in mind.
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Having a web API is an essential part of doing business online today. We wanted to help get you started. So we took some time to pull together a list of the RESTful or RESTish (however you choose to view it) API frameworks, that can help you deploy your API faster.Today we are going to take a look at seven RESTful API frameworks for PHP: - Dave - Epiphany - FRAPI - Recess - Slim - Tonic - Zend Framework
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June 1, 2013 8:46 AM
The list is a bit out of date and some frameworks have hit a dead-end. For those evaluating frameworks herewith a quick list:
http://davss.com/tech/php-rest-api-frameworks/ It's best to evaluate by going to each API developers website and try to match your project needs to available features. Some frameworks have built-in others extend via modules.
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Distributed Shared Memory enables a distributed in- memory database for JavaScript applications.
It lets web developers focus on developing highly interactive and responsive web-based collaboration software without having to deal with complicated issues such as networking protocols, database management, concurrency control.
This is good for implementing group-wares or collaborative web services supporting simultaneous real-time interactions.
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The Real Time Component Framework (RTCF) is designed to provide a light-weight mechanism to help developers build modular Flash Media Server (FMS) applications.
RTCF makes it easy for a client-side component to access a component on the server via a proxy object. The proxy represents a component on the server and provides access to the server-side component's remote methods, streams, and shared objects.
RTMFP and Peer-to-Peer are supported (peer-to-peer communications requires the Enterprise edition of Flash Media Server or the use of a cloud service from companies like Influxis).
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The heart of batman.js is a tiny microframework that makes building web apps easier and more beautiful. It embodies a set of principles that makes trivial the parts of development that should be trivial.
If you are starting a new app, batman.js is also an optional full stack framework that embodies the same principles. It sports a utility belt that includes a toolchain, a powerful node.js server, and a push based persistence layer. It's also worth defining a microframework as it applies here: batman.js only includes code to do what it needs to do in order to run. It won't give you utilities to work with objects like Prototype.js or manipulate the DOM like jQuery. But batman.js is a good JavaScript citizen; it won't pollute the global namespace and you can use it with any other library. For example, if you're doing a lot of DOM manipulation, you can, and probably should, still include something like jQuery. If you want to use a full UI library like jQuery UI, UKI, or even (with a bit of hackery) Cappuccino, batman.js will happily work with those as well.
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Phalcon is an open source, full stack framework for PHP 5 written as a C-extension providing high performance. You don't have to learn or use C language, functionality are exposed as PHP classes you can use any time. Phalcon is also loose coupled thus you can select specific parts of the framework for your development.
Benchmarking below shows how efficient Phalcon is when compared with other traditional PHP frameworks. This benchmark is updated as stable versions are released from any of the frameworks mentioned or Phalcon itself.
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Here is a collection of some useful frameworks to develop easily HTML-based webapp frameworks which will work on all popular smartphone and tablet touch platforms.
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"Today we’re thrilled to share with you the first developer preview of Sencha Touch 2. Sencha Touch 1.0 launched just one year ago and has become the leading framework to build mobile HTML5 apps. Today, we’re delivering a preview of our biggest update to the framework yet. We’ve focused on three key areas: Performance, Ease of Use, and Native Packaging. We’d like to share with you the details of each of these."
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Developers, time to geek out. Yahoo! has been working behind the scenes for the past several months on an exciting new technology that we think will deeply impact the web developer community. We call it “Cocktails” and it’s the technology powering Livestand, which we launched today at Product Runway.
“Cocktails” is a mix of HTML5, Node.JS, CSS3, JavaScript and a lot of ingenious, creative mind-bending tricks from Yahoo!’s engineers. Today, we are announcing two Cocktails: Yahoo!’s Mojito, an environment-agnostic JavaScript web application framework, and Yahoo! Manhattan, a hosted platform for Mojito-based applications.
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Looking for the right mobile framework? Compare all major mobile frameworks and choose the one that fits best.
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Motorola is today announcing the launch of RhoElements, a Web-based application framework made possible through its acquisition of the cross-platform mobile app development platform Rhomobile. Motorola acquired Rhomobile on July 29, 2011.
Motorola says it plans to announce additional cross-platform development tools, enterprise integration components and cloud-based services for its channel partners and customers in the months ahead.
RhoElements provides an HTML5/JavaScript/CSS application framework with support for HTML5 features like app caching, Web storage, and the ability to optimize network utilization and enable continuous operation when a loss of connection occurs.
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I’m glad to announce the very first public release of Minko, Aerys’ 3D framework targeting the Adobe Flash platform and the new Stage3D API. This release focuses on setting up the main concepts and APIs. You can download Minko on the Aerys Developers Hub. The code is realeased under the LGPL license so everyone is free to start building awesome 3D applications for the web. Here are the key features: - Extensible Scene Graph API - ActionScript 3.0 GPU programming - Extensions system - Support for 3DS and Collada file formats - Dynamic lighting and dynamic shadows - Hardware accelerated animations3D physics
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Sync Framework Toolkit builds on the Sync Framework 2.1 and uses OData to sync with any platform or client, including Windows Phone 7, Silverlight, Windows Mobile, iPhone, iPad, Blackberry, Android devices, and any browser using HTML5.
Sync Framework is a synchronization platform from Microsoft that can be used to synchronize data across multiple data stores.
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It's an ultramodern CSS-Framework which comes with common magazine design elements such as pagination, gutters and of course a basic grid.
Some hihlights : - Magazine Grid takes use of html5-elements to structure your magazine page. - Magazine Grid is designed to work best on the iPad in portrait and landscape orientation - Fallback style for devices with smaller displays such as the iPhone or iPod Touch - Lighter than 4kB
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One certain limitation in Web development is time and how long it takes to get things up and running. Thankfully, frameworks and libraries can help us focus on creating rather than figuring stuff out. Here, we’ve collected 10 frameworks and libraries that will help you save up your time and energy to create the actual website or application and make your web development more effective.
Here is the guest-list: DHTMLX Touch, LimeJS, Mobl, 960 Grid on jQuery-Mobile, Zepto.js, Not Just A Grid, Wijmo, MooModel, Gury, SproutCore
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Text-to-Speech (TTS) can make content more accessible, but there is so far no simple and universal way to do that on the web. One possible approach is shown in this demo, which is powered by speak.js, a new 100% pure JavaScript/HTML5 TTS implementation. speak.js is a port of eSpeak, an open source speech synthesizer, from C++ to JavaScript using Emscripten.
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Lots of development is going to happen in HTML5 in the coming days and some framework for developers are listed below. These HTML5 and CSS3 frameworks are used to create your HTML5/CSS3 templates to develop your web applications
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