Servoy today announced the fifth generation of its award-winning hybrid SaaS
platform, Servoy 5.0 -- the platform that simplifies SaaS. Servoy 5.0 further
extends the functionality of Servoy's development and deployment platform,
allowing "SaaS and Back" hybrid applications -- which can be deployed as SaaS
and on-premises through both a browser and a native client -- all from a
single code base.
"The main problem with other platforms is they make products that compete
with ISVs," said Jan Aleman, CEO of Servoy. "Unlike Microsoft and
Salesforce.com, we don't build end-user software. Instead, we focus on
building an award-winning platform that gives our ISVs a competitive
advantage in the market. And because our platform is hybrid, customers have
the flexibility to run i... (more)
Calling all developers, designers, and entrepreneurs! Hit the Alpha Software
blog right now to see how codeless Ajax lets you create rich Internet
applications, without having to write or debug any code. Watch how easy it is
to assemble custom Web apps that look, feel, and perform like desktop apps,
but run entirely in the cloud. Witness Web databases that take user input and
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Servoy BV, a leading provider of development and deployment tools for SaaS
vendors and a "silver sponsor" of the upcoming AJAXWorld Conference & Expo,
announced the Servoy 3.1 release of its flagship product with enhanced
Software as a Service (SaaS) functionality; as well as adding MultiDeveloper
capability and enhanced Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) compliance.
Servoy already offers SOX compliance... (more)
Servoy RAD Journal launched today on Ulitzer.
Servoy provides a Rapid Application Development (RAD) and Deployment tool.
Because of its features, Servoy enables organizations to make better use of
their data; improve their business processes; and get the most up-to-date and
accurate information from (and into) their databases and (legacy)
applications.
Ulitzer content is grouped in 25 di... (more)
This is the story of a Mac application developer (okay – it’s
about two of them) who set out on a quest to find an application development
tool based on Java so his boss would let him develop on the Mac platform,
which he loved. There was only one catch – he had to find a tool that
was fast. Traditional Java programming was going to take waaaay too long to
convert the i... (more)