NeuroKernel Community Edition Coming in March
NeuroKernel Community Edition will be made available in March 2008. The community edition will be basically a personal developer edition with a single remote connection option. It will be a fully capable NeuroKernel Edition except the scalability. We will also provide a step by step quick tutorial to the developers on how to create a NeuroKernel application. The community support will be provided from our online forum.
We have been developing a large scale ERP application using NeuroKernel for a large customer using Spring and Hibernate. The results are incredible. This ERP project also gave us the opportunity to make NeuroKernel's foundations more concrete. The NeuroKernel Applications are web based applications but the development and runtime is just like Swing and SWT. It may take a little time to get used to the NeuroKernel client/server approach. Once you get used to it, you will see how convenient and easy it is. Please feel free to ask any question you might have.
You can get more information from http://www.neurodna.com/knowledge.htm and NeuroKernel online demo is at http://www.neurodna.com/demo.htm. We update the demo with a fresh new build every week.
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Comments
Artur Biesiadowski replied on Sat, 2008/02/16 - 5:20pm
Will Community edition be free? I suppose so, but you have not stated it clearly in your post.
Fully functional - does it mean that after creating application in it, you can deploy the same thing to full version without recompilation/code changes and it will work out of the box ? (barring any bugs you may fail to spot due to lack of concurrent access).
Kirill Grouchnikov replied on Sat, 2008/02/16 - 9:28pm
Rick Ross replied on Sun, 2008/02/17 - 12:07am
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Kirill Grouchnikov
Wow, that would be SO awesome to hand our "buzzword bingo" cards to everyone at some of the major conference keynotes. It would be a lot more fun, and easier to stay awake! Nice commercial!
Artur Biesiadowski replied on Sun, 2008/02/17 - 6:24am
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Kirill Grouchnikov
If you will check out previous NeuroKernel post at http://java.dzone.com/announcements/neurokernel-offers-adaptive-cl, bingo keywords were even captialized for easier recognition :)
Despite the marketing talk, technology really looks interesting - give a try to the demo.
Bora Ertung replied on Mon, 2008/02/18 - 5:46am
The NeuroKernel Community edition will be free. The post was intended to announce the community edition, and was not a commercial.
Bora Ertung replied on Mon, 2008/02/18 - 3:50am
Artur, what we mean by fully functional is that it has all the technical functionality with the commercial edition except some developer tools and add-on libraries. Your compiled applications will work without any change with commercial editions. Unfortunately, you have to buy the developer edition to deploy the final product. You can use your applications personally by the offered single remote connection.
Bingo words joke was a good one.
Bora Ertung replied on Mon, 2008/02/18 - 4:18am
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Rick Ross
"Wow, that would be SO awesome to hand our "buzzword bingo" cards to everyone at some of the major conference keynotes. It would be a lot more fun, and easier to stay awake! Nice commercial! "
So what do you think about NeuroKernel?
Bora Ertung replied on Mon, 2008/02/18 - 4:08am
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Kirill Grouchnikov
"high performance, vastly scalable, embeddable, internet-centric client/server computing platform with a breakthrough adaptive runtime technology - for a moment i felt like a participant in a bingo game from the latest IBM commercial. "
I will take that as a compliment ;).