http://www.gravitysoft.org/ 2009-04-06T02:31:48-06:00 http://www.gravitysoft.org/ http://www.gravitysoft.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-03-02T11:13:19-06:00 http://www.gravitysoft.org/doku.php?id=home:projects:gravity:applications&amp;rev=1236017599 This chapter describes applications have developed or would be developed basing on Gravity platform. The main priority and the main direction is providing remote application available by internet as an opposition to existing WEB Applications world. Thanks to low resources usage and high performance Gravity applications can be run on range of devices: text/html 2009-03-16T03:12:41-06:00 http://www.gravitysoft.org/doku.php?id=home:projects:gravity:dead-web&amp;rev=1237194761 WEB is everyday thing. News, shopping, e-mail, entertainments, route information and many other activities come to virtual space. Probably you greet you colleagues later than you open a BBC Web site or check your e-mail box :) That is evident well-know fact. text/html 2009-03-02T11:13:26-06:00 http://www.gravitysoft.org/doku.php?id=home:projects:gravity:engineering&amp;rev=1236017606 ’“”’engineering is disappearing from the development Process of development is more and more like tax counter work: big amount of specifications and other factual information. Projects are garbage of all known technologies and patterns. Just to be. Projects papers say identical words: flexible, generic, highly configurable. I think well known “Hello World” application has to be implemented as an EJB deployed in distributed environment to be up-to-date current tendency. Does it chan… text/html 2009-03-02T11:13:31-06:00 http://www.gravitysoft.org/doku.php?id=home:projects:gravity:packages&amp;rev=1236017611 ---------- text/html 2009-03-02T11:13:36-06:00 http://www.gravitysoft.org/doku.php?id=home:projects:gravity:ports&amp;rev=1236017616 Gravity platform has been designed to have simple architecture. The primary language is Java but abstraction layers and simplicity make it possible to have the platform implemented in any OOP language. The ancestor of the project - Light Weight Component (<http://www.lwvcl.com>) - has proved it. It was ported to the following bunch of different platforms: