Dietrich Kappe, Friday, September 1, 2006 @ 11:42 am
It seems I missed at least three IDE's in my post from earlier this week.
- Rialto (Rich Internet Application Toolkit) has released the Rialto Studio, a browser-based visual designer similar to ZK's Zero Kode, though a lot more polished.

- I covered Interakt's Dreamweaver-based IDE, but I missed their JavaScript plug-in for Eclipse. There are plenty of open-source JavaScript editing plug-ins for Eclipse already, so I'm not sure as to the value of a commercial option.
- JSC is definitely a weird one. It claims to allow you to build Ajax and J2ME applications from C# code. It is supposed to work with any C# capable IDE, including Visual Studio. From their project page:
The compiler extracts CIL from a .net assembly. It filters out the classes which are marked with the ScriptAttribute. It selects the target language and emits the source.
Confused yet? There is a flash movie that demonstrates the workings of their tool, but they are going have to make it a whole lot easier for developers to understand and use their tool if they hope to have anyone adopt it.
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JackBe’s NQSuite is missing in your list.
http://www.jackbe.com
Demo’s are at:
http://www.jackbe.com/Resources/demos.php
Comment by ajaxDNA, Friday, September 8, 2006 @ 4:54 pm