Tersus: Visual AJAX

Visual AJAXDate: Oct 27, 2007To create rich, "Web 2.0" style applications, you normally need to use AJAX, a complex technique that involves programming in Javascript on the client side and in another language (Java, PHP, Ruby, Perl, Python) on the server side. AJAX development isn't simple.
Tersus uses AJAX techniques "under the hood", and hides this complexity from you. With Tersus, you can use a single, visual language for defining user interface, client side behavior and server side processing.The visual model is executed on the server or inside the browser as appropriate, eliminating the need to master different languages and complex client/server integration techniques. With Tersus you will get two major benefits:

You use the same language for client side and server side processes.

The development is 100% visual - the application is defined using visual diagrams instead of code.

For a simple example, take a look at the Tree4Notes application, which contains a split-pane with a tree display of the notes hierarchy on the left, and the contents of the currently selected note on the right. See how the content of the page is updated without a full reload. Next: Try an application onlineSee Also:

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