Free 0.1 beta software for linux

Humax project is a framework for developing RIA Web 2.0 applications.
It provides a rich set of object-oriented client-side libraries which works seamlessly regardless of the server side technology used.
The web applications are today developed with rich interactive and quick responsible way. This was achieved by the usage of AJAX. Though, XmlHttpRequest is the only thing makes a web application as AJAX enabled, but there are numerous patterns used along with it.
In a straight forward manner, nothing but the usage of JavaScript. Previously, web applications used JavaScript only for client side validation and interactivity. In the AJAX world, JavaScript replaces high level languages in UI and UI Processing layers. Lot of frameworks available for providing interoperability between server side and client side in object oriented manner.
However, still the client side development more object orientation than what we currently use. This is not only the matter of object thinking. The client side development requires the features and facilities available in server side technology.
In addition to these, we require more for developing applications for Web 2.0 paradigm. Humax is one of the initiatives for providing the above specified requirements. Simply said, the scope for Humax framework is:
Complete object orientation and Interoperable Web 2.0 framework.
Framework with features as like in server side technology.
How To Use:
Step 1: Add Humax into your web project
Humax library is defined on "humax0.1.js" file. You can add this into your html pages header section by
< script type="text/javascript" src="humax.js" / >
Step 2: Define and Use Classes
You can either define the client side logic on separate JavaScript file or within the page itself. Humax recommend to use separate file. Some of the modern HTML/JavaScript editors supports code assistance which will improve your development productivity
Unofficially, Humax recommends to use Aptana IDE. It is a pure open source IDE for developing HTML/JavaScript. But the Code Assist Profiles one of the unique feature.
The following is a sample code declared on separate file
var HumaxSpace = {}
HumaxSpace.Point = function(x, y)
{
if(arguments.length == 0)
{
this._x = 0;
this._y = 0;
}else
{
this._x = x;
this._y = y;
}
}
HumaxSpace.Point.prototype =
{
_x : 0,
_y : 0,
getX : function(){return this._x;},
getY : function(){return this._y;},
setX : function(x) {this._x = x;},
setY : function(y){this._y = y;}
}
HumaxSpace.Point.equals = function(a, b)
{
if(a instanceof HumaxSpace.Point && b instanceof HumaxSpace.Point)
{
if(a.getX() == b.getX() &&
a.getY() == b.getY())
return true;
else
return false;
}
}
Humax.declareClass("HumaxSpace.Point", HumaxSpace.Point);
Step 3: Use the classes
You can use these classes to create instances on another JavaScript file or the html page as like
< script type="text/javascript" >
var point1 = new HumaxSpace.Point();
point1.setX(4);
point1.setY(3);
var point2 = new HumaxSpace.Point(6, 3);
if(HumaxSpace.Point.equals(point1, point2))
alert("Points are same");
< script >
Enhancements:
- This release enables you to design and develop complete object orientation client side script.

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Enhancements:
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Usage
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-u, --username User to log in. (default: root)
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Enhancements:
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Pinpin Content is a lightweight CMS.
Pinpin Content providing Unix-like group/user managment, XHTML 1.1 strict rendering, wiki syntax, a node structure, CSS themes, templates, various element containers (text, forum, and news), multilgual elements (autodection and versioning), inclusion of elements inside elements (e.g. an introduction in 3 languages included in a English-only body, footer, etc), and image thumbnailing.
Main features:
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- wiki syntax
- node structure
- CSS themes
- templates
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