This document provides an overview of Wakanda, a cross-platform development and deployment system for model-driven web applications. Wakanda includes a server, application framework, data modeling tools, and IDE. It uses JavaScript as its programming language and supports building both client-side and server-side web apps that can access data via REST/JSON. Wakanda aims to be compatible with common web standards and allows connecting to other frameworks like Sencha and Node.js. It also supports customization through extensions, modules, and widgets.

1. Wakanda:
Build Web Apps
apps.berlin.js 3rd meeting
November 29th, 2012
Alexandre Morgaut
Web Architect & Community Manager
W3C Advisory Committee member @amorgaut

2. Short story

4. Native Mac OS & Windows
Standalone & Client-Server
Direct data binding
One Language from the Database to the GUI
➡ the 4D language

5. The Lab

6. Mobile Cloud
Domain Driven Design
Web Standard Pure Web
HTML5 Open Source
Testing
Community driven
Agile methods Full stack

7. Business Web Applications

8. Business Web Applications

9. Business Web Applications
Silverlight
.NET
Visual
C++ C#
IIS
SQL Server

10. Business Web Applications
Acegi Silverlight JSP
.NET
Visual
Java C++ Hibernate C#
Tomcat
JUnit
IIS
Oracle
Spring GWT
SQL Server

11. Business Web Applications
Acegi Silverlight JSP
.NET Symfony
Aptana Visual Eclipse
Java C++ Hibernate
Varnish Tomcat C#
PHP JUnit
IIS Zend
Apache Oracle
Spring GWT
MySQL
SQL Server

12. Business Web Applications
ExtJS Flex
Acegi Silverlight JSP
.NET Symfony
SSL
HTTP Aptana ATOM Visual Eclipse
Java C++ Hibernate
Varnish Tomcat C#
PHP JUnit REST
IIS Zend
Apache Oracle
Spring GWT
MySQL
SQL Server JSON

14. Cross-platform development and
deployment system for model-driven
web-based applications

15. Cross-platform development and
deployment system for model-driven
web-based applications
Model Based Engineering
Model Driven Engineering
Model Driven Development
Model Driven Architecture
See also: Domain Driven Design

16. Datastore Class

17. john = ds.Person.find(“firstName eq John”);
conferences = john.allConferences;
JohnJSConferences = conferences.filter(“title eq ‘*JavaScript*’”);
JSAttendeesJohnMet = JSConferences.allPeople;

18. Architecture

19. Ajax Experience 2009

20. JSConf EU 2009

21. Wakanda
Wakanda Server REST/JSON
Wakanda Application Framework
(aka WakandaDB)
DataStore Model Editor Debugger
Code Editor Wakanda Studio Users & Groups
GUI Designer Administration

22. Wakanda
Wakanda Server REST/JSON
Wakanda Application Framework
(aka WakandaDB)
DataStore Model Editor Debugger
Code Editor Wakanda Studio Users & Groups
GUI Designer Administration

23. Wakanda
Wakanda Server REST/JSON
Wakanda Application Framework
(aka WakandaDB)
DataStore Model Editor Debugger
Code Editor Wakanda Studio Users & Groups
GUI Designer Administration

24. Wakanda
Wakanda Server REST/JSON
Wakanda Application Framework
(aka WakandaDB)
DataStore Model Editor Debugger
Code Editor Wakanda Studio Users & Groups
GUI Designer Administration

25. Wakanda
Wakanda Server REST/JSON
Wakanda Application Framework
(aka WakandaDB)
DataStore Model Editor Debugger
Code Editor Wakanda Studio Users & Groups
GUI Designer Extensions Administration

26. Wakanda
Wakanda Server REST/JSON
Wakanda Application Framework
(aka WakandaDB)
DataStore Model Editor Debugger
Code Editor Wakanda Studio Users & Groups
GUI Designer Extensions Administration

27. Wakanda
Wakanda Server REST/JSON
Wakanda Application Framework
(aka WakandaDB)
DataStore Model Editor Debugger
Code Editor Wakanda Studio Users & Groups
GUI Designer Extensions Administration

28. JavaScriptCore
multi-threaded, preemptive, thread-safe, 64bits, strict mode
fast, well structured & documented, maintained by Apple

29. CommonJS Modules 1.1.1
- test, assert, worker, console
-partially: system
W3C / HTML5
- Storage, Worker, Blob, Timers, XMLHttpRequest, FileSystem
- Upcoming: Web Socket, File
Node.js compatibility
- Buffer, Process, Events, Net, TLS, OS

31. W3C Community & Business Groups
“Client & Server JavaScript APIs”
Proposed W3C Community Group
http://w3.org/community/jseverywhere
http://www.slideshare.net/alexandre_morgaut/end-toend-w3c-jseverywhere2012-europe
Workers ?
...

32. Interoperability

33. Wakanda
Your Client or Server Framework
Wakanda Server REST/JSON
JSON-RPC Java, .NET, node.js PHP, Python, Ruby...
(aka WakandaDB) ExtJS, Sencha Touch, Kendo UI, Backbone.js...
Webkit debugger protocol 1.0
Git, REST, JSON-RPC
Your Development Tools
Visual Studio, XCode, NetBeans, Eclipse,
Cloud9, Orion, Sencha Architect

34. REST HTTP API
doc.wakanda.org/REST/REST.100-808498.html
Sencha proxy by
https://github.com/revolunet/sencha-wakanda/
Sencha Architect
Sencha Touch
ExtJS

35. REST HTTP API
https://github.com/vojtajina/ng-todo/tree/wakanda
http://lanyrd.com/2012/jseverywhere-eu/szykq/

36. REST HTTP API

37. Wakanda Circle of Friends

38. Service Modules
http://doc.wakanda.org/Using-Custom-Services/Defining-the-Settings-for-a-Service.200-951578.en.html

39. Studio Extensions
http://doc.wakanda.org/Wakanda-Studio-Extensions/Wakanda-Studio-Extensions.100-872838.en.html

40. Custom Widgets
http://doc.wakanda.org/How-to-Create-a-Custom-Widget/Overview.200-696884.en.html

41. Let’s Play!

42. Wakanda:
Build Web Apps
apps.berlin.js 3rd meeting
November 29th, 2012
Alexandre Morgaut
Web Architect & Community Manager
W3C Advisory Committee member @amorgaut