Tag: Framework
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Web: Why “No Frontend Framework” is the Right Framework for Horde 6
Part 3 of 4: Architectural Evolution in Horde 6 I really did not want to build another frontend framework. Or adopt one for that matter. When jQuery Mobile became untenable (see Part 1), my instinct was to find the next framework. Something modern, well-maintained, with good documentation and community support. React? I embraced it wholeheartedly…
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The jQuery Mobile Problem: Why Horde 6 Had to Move On
Part 1 of 4: Architectural Evolution in Horde 6 Turns out you can’t ship a stable release while depending on a framework that was deprecated five years ago. I sort of knew this deep down in my head. Yes, yes, unmaintained dependencies are a problem. But the full weight of it didn’t hit me until…
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Horde 5 is coming / Horde 3 support ends
Horde 5 planned for April 2012 / Horde 3 Support ends / OpenSUSE 12.2 will get Horde 5 if schedule permits / Horde 3 dropped from factory / Eleusis dropped
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Distributed applications with Horde 4
Synopsis Horde’s powerful RPC API has been used numerous times to allow integration of horde-based data into external applications or remote sites. It also provides an easy to set up basis for distributed applications with headless workers. In this article I will give you a brief introduction on how to build a scalable distributed architecture…
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Horde Project pushes libraries to the frontpage
As you might know, the horde project does not only release a set of production quality software (and an interesting bunch more which are not yet release quality) but also provides over 80 well-designed loosely coupled libraries which help you build websites, business applications or even commandline tools. To stress that point, the Horde Project…