Twitskull – Free your mind!

The goal of XML11 is to help programmers write AJAX-applications without requiring any JavaScript knowledge. AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) has become very popular for building web applications. AJAX basically proposes to move part of the application to the browser without requiring a JRE-plugin. In order to do so the application needs to be written in JavaScript since JavaScript is the lowest common denominator across different web browsers in terms of prerequisites. Writing portable JavaScript is a daunting and tedious task. XML11 allows you to write your application in Java (not JavaScript!). XML11 then translates your Java application to JavaScript so that it can run inside any browser. Just like a C++-compiler shields the programmer from the assembly language, XML11 shields the web-developer from the intrinsic complexities of writing cross-browser portable JavaScript code. As a consequence, a web-developer never has to write or even look at one line of JavaScript code.

This is how I look in the morning with one coooooffffiiieee to much

If parallel lines meet at infinity – infinity must be a very noisy place with all those lines crashing together!

Here I present my work habitat. Like all beavers me too enjoy multiple screens on my desk, even though I’m half blind and partially disabled, they serve me well. Check out my cool keyboard. She glows when I touch her

They really always find me. The exam is to create application that outputs matrix containin points for shortest path.

Looks neat, doesnt it!?

Cool material:

• http://www.me.utexas.edu/~jensen/methods/net.pdf/netshp.pdf
• http://glossary.computing.society.informs.org/second.php?page=S.html