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Client/Server Model on the Web
Client/Server Model on the Web

Prior to the popularity of the web, client/server applications often involved the creation of native applications which were deployed to clients. In this model, developers had a great deal of freedom in determining which parts of the entire client/server application would be in the client and which in the server.

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The Latest from SitePen Labs
The Latest from SitePen Labs

We’re pleased to announce the two latest projects from SitePen Labs: Paver and Persevere! Paver exists because of SitePen’s Kevin Dangoor, and his work on the SitePen Support web application. We found that the build tools that exist with Python just aren’t all that easy to use.

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Commercial Support Now Available from the Co-Creators and Contributors of the Dojo Toolkit, DWR, and Cometd
Commercial Support Now Available from the Co-Creators and Contributors of the Dojo Toolkit, DWR, and Cometd

Palo Alto, CA – March 13, 2008. SitePen is responding to the growing demand for commercial web application assistance by launching a support service for the Dojo Toolkit, Cometd, DWR, and related web technologies.

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DWR 3.0 Update
DWR 3.0 Update

Joe was recently interviewed by InfoQ about DWR 3.0 as a preview of his presentation on Comet and DWR at QCon. Key points about DWR 3.0 include: Offline Support (Google Gears and/or Dojo Offline) TIBCO General Interface integration Aptana Jaxer integration OpenAjax Hub, PubSub, Bayeux, etc.

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Eugene Lazutkin, Peter Higgins & Kris Zyp Join SitePen
Eugene Lazutkin, Peter Higgins & Kris Zyp Join SitePen

As we kick off 2008, I’m pleased and extremely excited to announce that we’ve added some awesome, new talent to the SitePen team. Eugene Lazutkin is highly respected in Dojo circles for his work on Drag-n-drop, GFX (2D and 3D), Charting, and many other crucial 0.9 and 1.0 features.

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The iPhone Screenshot Quest
The iPhone Screenshot Quest

I speak at a number of conferences and am giving a couple of talks later this year about Dojo on the iPhone. Of course, giving a talk without being able to show demos is frustrating, but giving a talk without having high-quality screenshots is silly.

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