Silicon Valley Code Camp : October 3rd and 4th, 2009Session
a briefing on itemscript: a system for building loosely-coupled declarative applications using JSON
About This Session
Itemscript is a set of standards and tools for building declarative JSON applications and working with JSON data.
Itemscript is a JSON schema definition language. Itemscript JAM (JSON application markup) is a declarative provisioning language based on Itemscript. The Item Lens is a Javascript animator for Itemscript JAM, and the Item Store is a simple JSON data store.
This presentation introduces the Itemscript system and philosophy, the Itemscript JAM language, and the Item Lens animator.
We'll share what we've learned about collaborative, iterative development using the declarative Itemscript system.
Itemscript can be adopted to enrich or document existing applications. It can also be used to describe a loosely coupled application model that's dynamic, with hot swappable components.
We'll demonstrate Item Hash, a rich web application built using the Item Lens (built on GWT) and the Item Store (built on Apache Derby). We'll share what we've learned about iterative development with itemscript.
Of interest to: Web developers looking for a declarative language for AJAX applications; Java & GWT developers looking for a way to build dynamic applications; developers working with JSON looking for ideas on how to go beyond the capabilities of basic JSON.
Presentation slides are at http://www.slideshare.net/itemscript/itemscript-at-silicon-valley-code-camp
Itemscript is a JSON schema definition language. Itemscript JAM (JSON application markup) is a declarative provisioning language based on Itemscript. The Item Lens is a Javascript animator for Itemscript JAM, and the Item Store is a simple JSON data store.
This presentation introduces the Itemscript system and philosophy, the Itemscript JAM language, and the Item Lens animator.
We'll share what we've learned about collaborative, iterative development using the declarative Itemscript system.
Itemscript can be adopted to enrich or document existing applications. It can also be used to describe a loosely coupled application model that's dynamic, with hot swappable components.
We'll demonstrate Item Hash, a rich web application built using the Item Lens (built on GWT) and the Item Store (built on Apache Derby). We'll share what we've learned about iterative development with itemscript.
Of interest to: Web developers looking for a declarative language for AJAX applications; Java & GWT developers looking for a way to build dynamic applications; developers working with JSON looking for ideas on how to go beyond the capabilities of basic JSON.
Presentation slides are at http://www.slideshare.net/itemscript/itemscript-at-silicon-valley-code-camp
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