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Application developers are challenged to make the user experience richer and more consistent from one application to another, requiring the proper tools to make both development and maintenance less costly and more efficient.
The XUI Framework employs reusable and extendable or extensible user interface (UI) content objects that can be invoked by the GUI-managing components to exhibit polymorphic behavior. The GUI-managing components are formulated in simple XML, XSL, DHTML, XHTML, and HTML statements, which can readily be handled by JavaScript and CSS for client-side processing, and XML and Java technologies for server-side processing.
The XUI Framework avoids using heavyweight technologies, such as Java Swing and AWT, to render GUI components due to the inherent nature of these to use up large amount of computing resources, particularly memory.
Learn about XUI components and layout managers, how XUI compares with other products, and more frequently asked questions:
- Datasheet [PDF]: A two-page backgrounder highlighting the key benefits of XUI, and support for various platforms and browsers.
- Releases: Get an overview of features and product release history from XUI release announcements.
- Components & Layout Managers: Browse through a list of XUI components, objects, containers and layout managers. Imagine how these can help build powerful desktop-like web applications today.
- Competitive Matrix: Discover key differentiators of XUI with other products.
- FAQ: Any questions? Find the answers to frequently asked questions.
Find out more about the experience and benefits that matter.
- Testimonials: Read about what other people say about XUI.
- Case Studies: Learn about successful web applications that use XUI.
- ROI Story [PDF]: Discover how your organization can save over 50% in development time and costs in producing rich clients for web applications.
For XUI inquiries and demonstration, please contact us.
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