Today the QAFE Development team will be at JSpring, a Dutch conference for Java developers. Eventhough we are not officially live, the preview of QAFE will be shown. (more…)
QAFE preview on JSpring 2009
QAFE Demo: new version deployed
Tags: demo, development, framework, qafe, showcase, team, web2.0 | Posted in Blog on # February 27, 2009 | #One Comment
Today a less extensive message: There is a new version of the QAFE framework deployed on http://demo.qafe.com. Under the hood, several code enhancements took place and some cosmetic issues were resolved. Keep on testing and trying and let us know what you think of it.
"QAFE" what's in the name ?
Tags: applications, coffee, framework, genesis, history, java, name, qafe, qualogy, soa, web2.0 | Posted in Blog, News on # January 13, 2009 | #2 Comments
QAFE is the name of our new framework. But how did we come up with this name? Actually there were several names before we hit on QAFE.
We started it out as “Project Genesis” (the beginning of something), but if you Google on Genesis you get 46 million hits. (more…)
Declarative SOA + UI in one go: QAFE!
Tags: adobe, declarative, design, flex, framework, google, gwt, qafe, soa, SQL, UI, web2.0 | Posted in Blog, News on # December 9, 2008 | #No Comments
Declarative UI has been buzzing lately in the serveral Web UI communities (like Google’s GWT-incubator project). We know there is a need for this. Nevertheless, eventhough you have your declarative UI ready, you still have to program the serverside in the language of that technology.
Wouldn’t it be great if you could easily access your database or any other backend in a declarative way ? (more…)
