I'm happy to announce the release of Jease 1.4 - the ZK-based Content-Management-System/Framework.
This release makes the rich set of ZK-components available for use in public websites. Just create a Script-Object within Jease, put in some ZUL-Markup (the ZK-based XML-language to create ajax-based user-interfaces without to mess with HTML, CSS or JavaScript), save it and you're done. It was never easier to create user-friendly forms in the website-layout of your choice. To demonstrate the integration, I've created a simple showcase which shows some basic features:
By clicking on "Source" you can see the ZUL-markup which is used to generate the page... by the way: the syntax-highlighting is provided by CodeMirror which comes as default Script-Editor for Jease with this release. This makes editing code through the web much more pleasant.
If you want to test before downloading, you can find the online demo here:
Hi,
I'm happy to announce the release of Jease 1.4 - the ZK-based Content-Management-System/Framework.
This release makes the rich set of ZK-components available for use in public websites. Just create a Script-Object within Jease, put in some ZUL-Markup (the ZK-based XML-language to create ajax-based user-interfaces without to mess with HTML, CSS or JavaScript), save it and you're done. It was never easier to create user-friendly forms in the website-layout of your choice. To demonstrate the integration, I've created a simple showcase which shows some basic features:
http://www.jease.org/demo/zul/
By clicking on "Source" you can see the ZUL-markup which is used to generate the page... by the way: the syntax-highlighting is provided by CodeMirror which comes as default Script-Editor for Jease with this release. This makes editing code through the web much more pleasant.
If you want to test before downloading, you can find the online demo here:
http://demo.jease.org/ (Login/Password: demo/demo)
As usual the full release note and download is available on the project page:
http://www.jease.org/download/1.4/
Hope you like it...:-)
Cheers, Maik