Web Relational Blocks Software, Personal Edition
A visual editor and run-time environment for rapid, all-visual assembly of Web applications; no imperative code is required. (This is the downloadable version of the online alphaWorks service WebRB.)
Date Posted: September 13, 2007
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WebRB is a software service using a multi-tenanted approach for software hosting. WebRB-PE is a download version of the WebRB software service. | | |
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WebRB-PE is intended for developers who want to modify or add function to WebRB and therefore need access to the source code. It's also intended for developers who want to better understand the algorithms and relational framework used in WebRB; there's no better way to do so than by looking at the code. | | |
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WebRB allows developers to get a quick look at relational blocks in action, without even the minimal installation required by WebRB-PE. | | |
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The WebRB-PE download is identical to the (concurrently released) WebRB Version 1.2. | | |
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This version of WebRB-PE provides a bare-bones, end-to-end implementation to support the relational-block way of building applications. The set of model blocks support the basic "CRUD" operations. Most algebra blocks are missing; only a subset of the HTML elements are supported; and, for the supported HTML elements, only a limited number of properties and events are supported. We plan to enhance WebRB-PE in these areas as well as in error handling and data type support. We expect to prioritize the list of WebRB-PE enhancements based on the feedback we receive from WebRB-PE users. | | |
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