October 25, 2007

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Take a deep dive into jMaki, a client-side framework that makes it easy to build Ajax-based web applications. In this session hosted by Ed Ort from the java.sun.com team, jMaki Project lead and Sun Ajax architect Greg Murray discusses some of the important elements of jMaki and demonstrates building a web application that incorporates jMaki.

Links

• jMaki - Learn about jMaki from a site that actually uses it. Get resources and documentation here too.
• Project jMaki - Join the jMaki project and contribute.
• GlassFish Community - Learn about the GlassFish community and its work in building free, open source, production-quality, enterprise software.

Demos

• jMaki With NetBeans 5.5 - Follow along as Greg Murray and Ludovic Champenois show how to build a jMaki application using NetBeans 5.5.
• Creating Mashups with jMaki - Display RSS feed in jMaki Widgets - Follow along as Arun Gupta uses jMaki to create a mashup that pulls an RSS feed from a blog entry and displays it in two different widgets.
• Creating Mashups with jMaki - Mashing up the Maps - This screencast shows how to use Google and Yahoo map widgets in jMaki to create map-related mashups.
• jMaki in Eclipse - Arun Gupta shows you how easy it is to install the jMaki plugin in Eclipse 3.3 and then use jMaki to create Web 2.0 applications.
• jMaki on Rails for Dummies - This screencast shows how to use a jMaki-wrapped Yahoo DataTable widget in a Rails application to pull data from MySQL database.
• jMaki and Phobos - In this screencast, Arun Gupta demonstrates how easy it is to develop a Web 2.0 application with Phobos and jMaki.

Blogs

• Greg Murray's blog
• Carla Mott's blog
• Arun Gupta's blog

Downloads

• jMaki - Use this lightweight framework to build Ajax-enabled web applications using standards-based technologies.
• jMaki NetBeans plugin - Use this plugin to enable NetBeans for jMaki.
• jMaki Eclipse plugin - Use this plugin to enable the Eclipse for jMaki.
• NetBeans 5.5.1 - Use this IDE with the jMaki NetBeans plugin to drag and drop jMaki widgets into a application page.
• GlassFish - An open source, Java EE 5-compliant application server that provides a deployment environment for Ajax-enabled applications.