Agile toolkit present 2012
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The document provides an overview of Agile Toolkit, a web development framework founded by Romans Malinovskis, emphasizing its object-oriented user interface and integration capabilities. It identifies common web UI problems developers face and presents Agile Toolkit's approach to creating reusable and maintainable code, alongside its feature set and licensing options. The document concludes with a summary of the framework's future plans and available development services.
Agile toolkit present 2012
- 1. www.agiletoolkit.org by Romans Malinovskis Web Software architect since 1997
- 3. www.agiletoolkit.org About me ☺ Started programming on 8088 IBM PC ☺ TurboVision, Pascal, C++, Delphi since 1994 ☺ LINUX / UNIX administrator in 1999 ☺ Founded Web Service Company in 2003 ☺ Published Agile Toolkit in 2010 ☺ CTO, Consultant, Entrepreneur
- 4. www.agiletoolkit.org About me ☺ Started programming on 8088 IBM PC ☺ TurboVision, Pascal, C++, Delphi since 1994
- 5. www.agiletoolkit.org About me ☺ Started programming on 8088 IBM PC ☺ TurboVision, Pascal, C++, Delphi since 1994
- 6. www.agiletoolkit.org About me ☺ Started programming on 8088 IBM PC ☺ TurboVision, Pascal, C++, Delphi since 1994 Object-Oriented User Interface (Performance-focused)
- 7. www.agiletoolkit.org Web UI Problem “90% of Developer Time is spent on User Interface” Steve Jobs, NeXT Presentation UI UI UI Core Core Core 1998 2004 2012 History repeats itself. Now in Web UI.
- 8. www.agiletoolkit.org Web UI Problem UI Core
- 9. www.agiletoolkit.org Web UI Problem UI Zend, Symfony, PEAR, Core CodeIgniter, Kohana
- 10. www.agiletoolkit.org Web UI Problem ? UI Zend, Symfony, PEAR, Core CodeIgniter, Kohana
- 11. www.agiletoolkit.org Web UI Problem JS ExtJS API ? MVC Zend, Symfony, PEAR, CodeIgniter, Kohana
- 12. www.agiletoolkit.org Web UI Problem JS ExtJS API ? MVC Zend, Symfony, PEAR, CodeIgniter, Kohana No full-stack solution
- 13. www.agiletoolkit.org Web UI Problem ☹ Not Reusable JS ☹ Cross-Language Your ☹ High-Spec API Code ☹ Scattered MVC ☹ Difficult to test ☹ Expensive to maintain
- 14. www.agiletoolkit.org Web UI Problem ☹ Not Reusable JS ☹ Cross-Language Your ☹ High-Spec API Code ☹ Scattered MVC ☹ Difficult to test ☹ Expensive to maintain You still “echo” HTML
- 15. www.agiletoolkit.org Agile Toolkit Approach JS API Add- Core Component ons PHP Backend and Frontend are fully integrated throughout Agile Toolkit, Your Product and Add-ons.
- 16. www.agiletoolkit.org Presentation Plan 1. User Interface 2. JavaScript Bindings 3. Business Logic Model 4. Availability & Licensing
- 17. www.agiletoolkit.org 1. Object-Oriented HTML User Interface
- 18. www.agiletoolkit.org Agile Toolkit: User Interface Example: The Form
- 19. www.agiletoolkit.org Agile Toolkit: User Interface PHP Code HTML Result
- 20. www.agiletoolkit.org Agile Toolkit: User Interface PHP Code HTML Result
- 21. www.agiletoolkit.org Agile Toolkit: User Interface PHP Code HTML Result
- 22. www.agiletoolkit.org Agile Toolkit: User Interface Object Tree Code Page Frame Form Field Button Button
- 23. www.agiletoolkit.org Agile Toolkit: User Interface Object Tree Result Page Render Frame Form Field Button Button
- 24. www.agiletoolkit.org Agile Toolkit: User Interface ☺ Great looking Interface out-of-the-box ☺ Add-ons and components use standard UI ☺ Flexible HTML templates ☺ Stable ☺ Re-usable and extensible
- 25. www.agiletoolkit.org Agile Toolkit: User Interface Real-Life Projects
- 40. www.agiletoolkit.org 2. Object-Level jQuery Integration
- 41. www.agiletoolkit.org Event Chains Click
- 45. www.agiletoolkit.org Agile Toolkit: JavaScript ☺ Dynamic PHP wrapping into JavaScript ☺ Extensive JavaScript libraries ☺ Rich User Interface ☺ Integration with jQuery and jQuery UI ☺ Component-level dependencies
- 54. www.agiletoolkit.org Model Inheritance Diagram Order Account Completed Moderator Admin Order
- 55. www.agiletoolkit.org Agile Toolkit: Business Logic ☺ Object-Oriented, not table-oriented ☺ Models support joins and conditions ☺ Model traversing ☺ SQL expressions, extensions ☺ Support for stored procedures
- 56. www.agiletoolkit.org Admin Panel development becomes trivial!
- 57. www.agiletoolkit.org Front-end becomes safe and secure
- 58. www.agiletoolkit.org Reuse. Only code what is missing.
- 59. www.agiletoolkit.org Security. Performance. Agile. ☺ Input/Output security. ☺ Natural integration Data+Template ☺ Unix-rule. 80%-rule. ☺ For Proper coders ☺ Unit-test driven testing
- 61. www.agiletoolkit.org Feature Summary Simple Template Engine Dynamic Query Language Relational Models Elegant Object Structure Multiple API classes
- 62. www.agiletoolkit.org Feature Summary Full-featured CSS Framework Bundled Views (Forms, Grids, Menu) jQuery Theme Compatibility Object-level JavaScript Add-on Components
- 63. www.agiletoolkit.org Feature Summary Data Access Controllers Model-enhancing Controllers API-enhancing Controllers Compatibility Controllers Caching Controllers
- 64. www.agiletoolkit.org Feature Summary Extensible JavaScript API Detect changed forms Duplicate AJAX request Load-JS-on-demand Widget-Factory friendly
- 65. www.agiletoolkit.org 4. Availability and Licensing
- 66. www.agiletoolkit.org Support Model ☺ Full Open-Source (AGPL) ☺ Tightly Controlled Development ☺ Freelancer Licensing ☺ Enterprise Licensing ☺ Development Services
- 67. www.agiletoolkit.org Agile Toolkit - 2012 plan ☺ On-Line Add-on store for v4.2 ☺ Agile CMS, Agile Cart ☺ Improved Unit Tests ☺ Improved Documentation ☺ iBook
- 68. www.agiletoolkit.org Questions? presented by Romans Malinovskis [email protected] Twitter: @atk4
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