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- OpenLaszlo is a discontinued open-source platform for the development and delivery of rich web applications. It is released under the Open Source Initiative...
- interface markup languages. MXML OpenLaszlo Thinlet [2] ZUML Ajax web application UI generator FXML/JavaFX See also Open Source XML UI Toolkits in Java...
- bandwidth needs. OpenLaszlo is a runtime environment that comprises a runtime environment and an interface definition language (Laszlo XML - LZX). LZX...
- many free software and open source implementations of pie menus for X10, X11, NeWS, Tcl/tk, ScriptX, ActiveX, JavaScript, OpenLaszlo, Python and OLPC, and...
- Graceland Cemetery. The software company Laszlo Systems (developers of the open source programming language OpenLaszlo) was named in part to honor Moholy-Nagy...
- internationalisation - Open-Source Web-Conferencing - Google Project Hosting". Retrieved 2013-09-01. Official website Release archives on weblog.openlaszlo.org...
- a JavaScript library used to embed Flash content into webpages. Other OpenLaszlo Personal video recorders – some possibly record and play swf files ****ureSplash...
- Lua M2000 Maple MOO Neko NewtonScript Nim Nix Object Lisp Obliq Omega OpenLaszlo Perl, with the class::Prototyped module Python with prototype.py. R, with...
- Python - Open source Python pie menus for GTK/Cairo/Pango/OLPC/Sugar user interface, by Don Hopkins. OpenLaszlo - Open source OpenLaszlo pie menus for...
- "Self-replication". Complex Projective 4-Space. 12 November 2012. John von Neumann's 29 state Cellular Automata Implemented in OpenLaszlo by Don Hopkins...