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Stories · 10

  1. GoAhead/DMF Web Server Gets Micro-SSL Support

    Developers · Programming · · posted by timothy · from the smallness dept. · 10 comments
    JimCricket writes "The world's most popular embedded web server has gained something embedded developers have long wished for: support for a small (~50kB) SSL library designed specifically for embedded use. See the press release. The GoAhead WebServer, SSL, and Device Management Framework (from Art & Logic) can now be built into a secure, small-footprint, embedded web application platform."

  2. GoAhead/DMF Web Server Gets Micro-SSL Support

    Developers · Programming · · posted by timothy · from the smallness dept. · 10 comments
    JimCricket writes "The world's most popular embedded web server has gained something embedded developers have long wished for: support for a small (~50kB) SSL library designed specifically for embedded use. See the press release. The GoAhead WebServer, SSL, and Device Management Framework (from Art & Logic) can now be built into a secure, small-footprint, embedded web application platform."

  3. Embedding Mozilla in Mac OS X Cocoa Apps

    Apple · Mozilla · · posted by pudge · from the mmmmm-ozilla dept. · 49 comments
    JimCricket writes "Art & Logic has published a new article: Embedding Mozilla in Mac OS X Cocoa Apps . The author presents a detailed step-by-step guide for Mac OS X developers that want to use Mozilla within their applications."

  4. Guide to Globalizing Windows Applications

    Developers · Programming · · posted by chrisd · from the we-don't-all-speak-english dept. · 43 comments
    JimCricket writes "Does your application need to be usable in multiple countries? Art & Logic has posted a handbook for developers who want to globalize their applications. The handbook gives design and implementation tips, plus code samples for globalization on Windows applications."

  5. Web Programming by printf()

    Developers · Programming · · posted by timothy · from the bare-essentials dept. · 104 comments
    An anonymous reader writes "Art & Logic has posted an article titled 'Why CGI is Evil'. CGI might be an obvious way to create a simple web application, but this article provides some excellent high-level reasons why CGI rarely makes long-term sense. A nice review especially for new web programmers."

  6. Web Programming by printf()

    Developers · Programming · · posted by timothy · from the bare-essentials dept. · 104 comments
    An anonymous reader writes "Art & Logic has posted an article titled 'Why CGI is Evil'. CGI might be an obvious way to create a simple web application, but this article provides some excellent high-level reasons why CGI rarely makes long-term sense. A nice review especially for new web programmers."

  7. Controlling An Embedded Device Using Flash

    Tech · Technology · · posted by Hemos · from the control-'em-all dept. · 174 comments
    JimCricket writes "Art & Logic has just released a web server toolkit based on the open source GoAhead WebServer. The cool part is that it can communicate with Flash presentations using XML-RPC. The idea is to create GUI's to control embedded devices using Flash in addition to (or instead of) HTML. They've posted a little demo running on Windows, but in the real world the server would run on a low-power device. Seems like a great idea for the embedded world, given that Flash interfaces _can_ be very low-memory (as long as Flash designers stick to the vector-based graphics and ActionScript)."

  8. Controlling An Embedded Device Using Flash

    Tech · Technology · · posted by Hemos · from the control-'em-all dept. · 174 comments
    JimCricket writes "Art & Logic has just released a web server toolkit based on the open source GoAhead WebServer. The cool part is that it can communicate with Flash presentations using XML-RPC. The idea is to create GUI's to control embedded devices using Flash in addition to (or instead of) HTML. They've posted a little demo running on Windows, but in the real world the server would run on a low-power device. Seems like a great idea for the embedded world, given that Flash interfaces _can_ be very low-memory (as long as Flash designers stick to the vector-based graphics and ActionScript)."

  9. Controlling An Embedded Device Using Flash

    Tech · Technology · · posted by Hemos · from the control-'em-all dept. · 174 comments
    JimCricket writes "Art & Logic has just released a web server toolkit based on the open source GoAhead WebServer. The cool part is that it can communicate with Flash presentations using XML-RPC. The idea is to create GUI's to control embedded devices using Flash in addition to (or instead of) HTML. They've posted a little demo running on Windows, but in the real world the server would run on a low-power device. Seems like a great idea for the embedded world, given that Flash interfaces _can_ be very low-memory (as long as Flash designers stick to the vector-based graphics and ActionScript)."

  10. Controlling An Embedded Device Using Flash

    Tech · Technology · · posted by Hemos · from the control-'em-all dept. · 174 comments
    JimCricket writes "Art & Logic has just released a web server toolkit based on the open source GoAhead WebServer. The cool part is that it can communicate with Flash presentations using XML-RPC. The idea is to create GUI's to control embedded devices using Flash in addition to (or instead of) HTML. They've posted a little demo running on Windows, but in the real world the server would run on a low-power device. Seems like a great idea for the embedded world, given that Flash interfaces _can_ be very low-memory (as long as Flash designers stick to the vector-based graphics and ActionScript)."