OpenLaszlo, an open source framework for creating dynamic and highly interactive Web applications, makes your (and end users') life easier by using the ubiquitous Flash runtime on the client side. Find out how to get started building RIAs with OpenLaszlo.
by Edmon Begoli
July 11, 2005
penLaszlo, an open source framework sponsored by LaszloSystems, has attracted a significant attention after Earthlink, the second largest Internet Service Provider, announced that it will use OpenLaszlo technology for its new generation of interactive Web mail clients. OpenLaszlo is a rich, well-documented open source alternative to the popular Macromedia framework for rich Internet application delivery: Flash and Flex (it leverages the Flash runtime environment).
OpenLaszlo has very exciting presentation features for state-of-the art Web application development, a straightforward programming model, and excellent learning and development resources. And IBM Alphaworks has contributed a complete Eclipse-based open source IDE for OpenLaszlo, making this an excellent time to give it a test drive.
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penLaszlo, an open source framework sponsored by LaszloSystems, has attracted a significant attention after Earthlink, the second largest Internet Service Provider, announced that it will use OpenLaszlo technology for its new generation of interactive Web mail clients. OpenLaszlo is a rich, well-documented open source alternative to the popular Macromedia framework for rich Internet application delivery: Flash and Flex (it leverages the Flash runtime environment).
