Project Zero is a community, a development platform, an incubator. It's a new way to radically simplify the development of rich internet applications. We like REST, lightweight data formats and scripting languages. We use PHP, Groovy, Atom, Ajax, JSON, JavaScript, and whatever else is good for the job. Here are some feeds from us to you.
Re: websphere support with rubyonrails
This is an interesting topic. Although I don’t know the exact answer but I’d like to point you to some articles from developerWorks on how to use ruby in sMash: Add Ruby scripting to your Project…
Re: websphere support with rubyonrails
This is an interesting topic. Although I don’t know the exact answer but I’d like to point you to some articles from developerWorks on how to use ruby in sMash: Add Ruby scripting to your Project…
Re: websphere support with rubyonrails
This is an interesting topic. Although I don’t know the exact answer but I’d like to point you to some articles from developerWorks on how to use ruby in sMash: Add Ruby scripting to your Project…
websphere support with rubyonrails
Hi As currently there is no support with rubyonrails , in next 1-2 month is you guys planing to release support with Rubyonrails ? Is this open source can be contribute this if so please let us know…
Re: websphere support with rubyonrails
This is an interesting topic. Although I don’t know the exact answer but I’d like to point you to some articles from developerWorks on how to use ruby in sMash: Add Ruby scripting to your Project…
Re: July 4 - projectzero.org down for maintenance
As we learned (again) tonight, sometimes things don’t go as planned. Watching twitter may be the best way to monitor status on Saturday. http://www.twitter.com/projectzero
Enhanced File Handling and Upload/Download Features in App Builder
Some new features have been recently added to provide enhanced file handling capabilities in the App Builder.  The new features, described below, are designed to provide the application developer…
Installing Orange APIs in your WebSphere sMash environment
1. Add the Orange’s remote repository Open an existing application (or create a new one) and access to the the console tab.
Click on “Command Prompt”. Once displayed, simply enter: zero modulegroup…
Comment on Installing Orange APIs in your WebSphere sMash environment by Aldrin Leal
What is orange API about? Just wondering :)
websphere support with rubyonrails
Hi As currently there is no support with rubyonrails , in next 1-2 month is you guys planing to release support with Rubyonrails ? Is this open source can be contribute this if so please let us know…