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In order to achieve the goal, the student should try to re-use as much of the existing libraries and frameworks, in order to be able to focus on the goal of the project. For the server-side backend, there is a good choice of frameworks in many different languages, including Ruby and Python. For the frontend, existing frameworks exist to build good looking javascript based user interfaces without much trouble (e.g. [http://extjs.com/ ExtJS]). | In order to achieve the goal, the student should try to re-use as much of the existing libraries and frameworks, in order to be able to focus on the goal of the project. For the server-side backend, there is a good choice of frameworks in many different languages, including Ruby and Python. For the frontend, existing frameworks exist to build good looking javascript based user interfaces without much trouble (e.g. [http://extjs.com/ ExtJS]). | ||
The student will have to investigate which frameworks suit the project (and the student) best, implement the missing parts on the server-side if necessary (e.g, [http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0206.html BOSH]), and build a user interface using the building blocks provided by the web UI libraries. | The student will have to investigate which frameworks suit the project (and the student) best, implement the missing parts on the server-side if necessary (e.g, [http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0206.html BOSH]), and build a user interface using the building blocks provided by the web UI libraries. | ||
stpeter saith: You mean like [http://soashable.com/ Soashable]? :-) | |||
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