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'Arrange' - Advanced Web Interface to DB without Code |
by: Daniel Ariel
(length: 40) (language: Hebrew)
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A new way to design and manage web interfaces to databases, Arrange combines the convenience of Access(R) with the rugged reliability of MySQL/PostgreSQL and the universality of a web based interface.
This lecture will explain the need for a tool that does not require programming to allow creation of interfaces to simple databases, and show the unique way in which Arrange fills that gap.
* Existing Solutions * Advantages and Disadvantages of the existing approaches * The missing glue between PHP and the browser * Replacing "wizards" with "automatic forms" - the concept * Boundless design flexibility, Endless uses * Universal Accessibility * Making database access so simple, that you will want to put everything into databases |
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Perl::Tk - Basic |
by: Dov Levenglick
(length: 60) (language: TBD-English-or-Hebrew)
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This talk delivers the basics of Perl::Tk using an example consisting of some of the basic widgets that keep building upon itself. |
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Quickly Creating Professional Looking Application Using wxPython, py2exe and |
by: Miki Tebeka
(length: 40) (language: English)
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We'll create a small windows application that has a graphical user interface and an installer using the above tools.
The whole application will be built during the presentation.
This presentation will provide a gool template for creating a professional looking project. |
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Text-based as a GUI |
by: Alon Altman
(length: 5) (language: English)
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Sometimes it's easy and practical to use simple console output, without even using ncurses, to create a simple "graphical" interface very quickly. This is useful if you want to program and play a game in the course of one flight...
http://8ln.org/osdc/lightning.sxi |
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wxWidgets |
by: Peter Gordon
(length: 90) (language: English)
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wxWidgets is a cross-platform set of libraries which lets you program for Windows/Linux/Unix/Mac without too much heartache.
The presentation will show a mix of how to use wxWidgets with C++ and Perl. It will also feature the use of DialogBlocks. DialogBlocks helps compile the libraries and is also a GUI builder.
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Total accepted length: | 235 |
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