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JWebSwing
A true Java Only Web Framework
The JWebSwing is a web framework designed for ease of use, and as simplistic as possible in design. Design your applications the same way you would design a Swing application! Annotate your CSS according to Java Objects, Fields, or even in-line. Utilizing the best open source available on the web, This framework combines the best components available freely on the web into a single, easy-to-use, and extremely powerful framework which is lightweight, fast, and easily maintainable. Focusing on a core of JQuery and Atmosphere Push - You can ensure that your application will run on any device. ... -
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ItsNat is a Component based AJAX Java Web Application Framework.No XML programming,no mixed view/code,no custom JavaScript.Only pure HTML,pure Java and server centric Swing-like programming with W3C standards where "The Browser is The Server"
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