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== Existing Projects == | == Existing Projects == | ||
=== XulApp === | === XulApp === | ||
Peter | Project owner: Peter Wilson - single developer. | ||
The project is hosted on xulapp.mozdev.org | |||
The orginal XulApp version was a prototpye incorporating a Project Explorer and drag and drop form designer. I also experimented with various forms of source and xml editors. This was originally developed in 2002. For several reasons the project went into hibernation. I have recently posted a revised version - minus bit rot. | |||
A new version is now under development. This will be a complete redesign based as an XulRunner application. It is being designed in a modular fashion using FF extensions. | |||
I am aiming for an extensible Project Explorer which can launch any number of installed tools. I am also hoping to integrate the Explorer with the Subversion source control system. | |||
Currently, I have the IDE shell, project creation and project explorer working. I expect to upload some results within the next few days. | |||
Also part of this development is a new Javascript library called XaLib. | |||
This includes the usual stuff, but also some new goodies: | |||
1. File/Directory/Zip handling in a unified manner. | |||
2. A SPARQL RDF query engine. | |||
3. A RDFTemplate processor which can convert Javascript objects into RDF. This can also be used in conjunction with item 2. | |||
4. A mru widget to implement most recently used file menu handling. | |||
5. A really simple way to access widgets from JS. Goodbye to getElementById. | |||
6. UUID generator (type 1, random node). | |||
=== MozCreator === | === MozCreator === | ||
Revision as of 05:24, 27 April 2005
There seem to be many projects around to create a development environment up for XUL. I was under the impression that most of the were dead, but reading in the recent days tells me that I wasn't completely right.
I call on developers of those tools to take a minute or two and describe what their tool is, which platform it has, target audience, development team, status etc.
Overall comments are probably directed best to n.p.d.xul.
Blogosphere
Re: Eclipsing Firefox (AxelHecht)
Existing Projects
XulApp
Project owner: Peter Wilson - single developer. The project is hosted on xulapp.mozdev.org
The orginal XulApp version was a prototpye incorporating a Project Explorer and drag and drop form designer. I also experimented with various forms of source and xml editors. This was originally developed in 2002. For several reasons the project went into hibernation. I have recently posted a revised version - minus bit rot.
A new version is now under development. This will be a complete redesign based as an XulRunner application. It is being designed in a modular fashion using FF extensions.
I am aiming for an extensible Project Explorer which can launch any number of installed tools. I am also hoping to integrate the Explorer with the Subversion source control system.
Currently, I have the IDE shell, project creation and project explorer working. I expect to upload some results within the next few days.
Also part of this development is a new Javascript library called XaLib. This includes the usual stuff, but also some new goodies: 1. File/Directory/Zip handling in a unified manner. 2. A SPARQL RDF query engine. 3. A RDFTemplate processor which can convert Javascript objects into RDF. This can also be used in conjunction with item 2. 4. A mru widget to implement most recently used file menu handling. 5. A really simple way to access widgets from JS. Goodbye to getElementById. 6. UUID generator (type 1, random node).
MozCreator
RJ?
Other ideas
I will add my personal pet later on.