Pioneering Technology
Target All Platforms and Devices
Deploy On All Stores
Code Optimization On All Devices
HTML5
HTML5 includes the fifth revision of the HTML markup language, CSS3, and a series of JavaScript APIs. It is a collection of features, technologies, and APIs that brings the capabilities of the desktop and the possibilities of the multimedia experience to the web by enhancing interactivity and connectivity. HTML5 does not belong to a company or a specific browser. It has been forged by a community of people interested in evolving the web. This community continues to collaborate on universal browser standards to push web capabilities even further.
The Platform of the Future
HTML5 changes the game by allowing developers to be able to finally live up to the long unfulfilled promise of “write once, run many.” By creating a unified standard for the web, HTML5 promises to complete the mission HTML started decades ago. We can now evolve away from specific devices and instead function on the application and experience, without being excessively encumbered by the limitations of device or OS. The Browser allows for these changes thus making it the platform of the future.
The All-pervasive Browser
The common thread that runs across all devices is the browser. Devices run on different platforms but they all need a browser to access the Internet. The browser will be able to seamlessly launch any application or functionality. In this sense, all the differences between the various devices become irrelevant.
Native Capabilities
With HTML5, the browser has become a full-fledged platform for everything and anything graphical. High-performance features like 3D CSS, vector graphics, and WebGL turbocharge web apps with amazing 3D graphics and special effects. Rich audio, graphical APIs and low-latency networking of WebSockets let you create a compelling and immersive experience for your users and audience.
Free yourself from third-party Stores
Identify browser problems that impact your end-users and ensure device compatibility issues do not result in lost revenue and brand equity. See how your website renders across all mobile devices. You can also control the update process of all software applications online. This lack of dependence on third parties to deploy and upgrade software allows quick turnaround times when doing upgrades. You can also upgrade all devices automatically.
Google Web Toolkit
Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is an open source set of tools for building and optimizing complex browser-based applications. It enables productive development of high-performance web applications. Using GWT, developers can rapidly develop and debug applications in the Java language using Java development tools. When the application is deployed, the GWT cross-compiler translates the Java application to standalone HTML, JavaScript and CSS files that are optionally obfuscated and deeply optimized. This saves on time and developmental costs and highly increases the quality of applications.
Multi-platform and Device Ready
With Google Web Toolkit (GWT), all applications are developed in Java. Once the application is complete, GWT translates the Java application to full standalone HTML5 applications that are optimized for and supported by each mobile browser. That way you can build once and run with the best performance on every device.
Highly Optimized Code
Using Google Web Toolkit (GWT) enables automatic code optimization. There are major advantages in doing this such as dead code elimination and specific browser generated JavaScript. This is advantageous when compared to manual optimization which is a time consuming process, delays development, consumes valuable resources and may result in human errors.
Highly Scalable Solutions
The User Interface code runs completely in the browser and it is possible for the server to treat each request as independent and in no way related to previous requests. Calls to the server are only made when the User Interface needs to refresh.
Highly Optimized Communication
There are definite advantages in having streamlined data communication between the client and server. GWT provides built-in optimized bandwidth solutions for your client side code to communicate with the server while sharing data object definitions. This is achieved sending the minimal request payloads recognized by a map reference existing on both ends. This saves on bandwidth and eliminates reliability on an Internet connection.
Reusable Modules
A GWT "module" is simply an encapsulation of functionality. Google Web Toolkit allows you to create reusable modules allowing for huge amounts of flexibility and testability. These modules are suitable as a basis for customization to meet your specific needs.
Phonegap
PhoneGap is an open source mobile development framework that allows software engineers to build mobile applications using JavaScript, HTML and CSS and deploy those as native applications in vendor-specific platforms such as iOS, Android or Windows Phone. Phonegap uses standards-based web technologies to bridge web applications and mobile devices, letting your application access native APIs and be deployed on multiple platforms and stores.
Deploy to All Stores
With PhoneGap, developers simply write their app using HTML, CSS or JavaScript and get back app-store ready apps for Apple iOS, Google Android, Palm, Symbian, BlackBerry and more without losing the features of a native app.
Access to Native APIs
PhoneGap lets you acess native APIs such as camera, contacts, media, storage and many more. If your requirements are unique and you need an API that is inaccessible via the browser, PhoneGap can provide the solution.