OW2con'13

- 04:30: New OW2 Project presentation : AxelorPlatform, AxelorERP&CRM, Laith Jubair, Axelor.
Abstract: Axelor has just launched new Open Source products after several years of R&D : Axelor Platform is the first java framework focus on only business application developpement. It includes all in one toold to built efficiently and quickly buisness web and mobile apps. based on Axelro Platform, Axelor ERP&CRM are complete, powerfull & ready to use ERP with unmatched possibilities to customise.


- 04:45: Meet Nanoko: a Javascript SOA Platform and Build Process, Nicolas Rempulski, Ubidreams.
Abstract: Nanoko is not a MVC or MVVM framework. Unlike angular or ember, Nanoko proposes a build process ensuring the reproducibility of the build. It also integrates testing, aggregation, minification, and a bunch of web languages such as Less and CoffeeScript. Nanoko also proposes a framework to build and run modular applications. the main outcome of Nanoko comes from this combination: an industrial build process, and a modular runtime.Nanoko does not focus on an UI-centric architecture style, but embraces service-orientation making the development more flexible, and the integration really easy. Ubidreams has developed a cross-platform app named "Gourmandise" for Remy Cointreau. This application is a mobile catalog used by the sales department when meeting customers. In addition to the iPad application a web application (CMS) was developed using the Nanoko stack. This CMS runs on any browser (including IE8)

- 05:00: OTLY - A framework for realtime collaboration, Fabio Mancinelli, XWiki.
Abstract: Operational Transformation is a technique for synchronizing changes to a document among different clients. It is widely used in different technologies both open and closed source (e.g., ShareJS, Apache Wave and Google Drive Realtime API) OTLY is a framework based on Operational Transformation that is being developed by XWiki SAS as a refactoring of its realtime editor. OTLY aims at providing a common foundation for contributing collaborative document models and binding to widely used editors. OTLY is targeting both Java and Javascript for the client side, and Java on the server side.