The document discusses the advantages of a web-based development platform called Weby, highlighting its user-friendly interface and features like centralized updates and portability. It compares Weby with other tools like Dreamweaver and addresses the benefits of Software as a Service (SaaS). Additionally, it outlines system requirements and emphasizes future enhancements for the platform.

1. Web Development On Web
By
Milind Gokhale
Amit Gosavi
Aarti Mavlingkar
Manasi Sahasrabudhe
Sponsored by
Persistent Systems Ltd.
01/30/14
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2. Introduction
Present Scenario
o Installation on desktop
o System resources
o Need for regular Updation
o Piracy
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3. Need for Saas
No vendor lock-in
No large up front investment
No maintenance headaches
No steep learning curve
No outdated solutions
Platform independence
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4. Objectives of Weby Web
Easy site creation facility
o Users with no programming knowledge
User friendly interface and User data management
Centralized updation
Portability
Powerful & flexible web page design
Makes complex simple
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5. Weby Web Vs Others
Weby Web
Dream
Weaver
HTML
Xpress
Demo
Installation
Not required
Required
Required
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Centralized
Updation
Possible
Not possible
Not possible
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Pirated Versions
Not possible
Possible
Possible
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Browsers
Cross
Cross
Only Internet
Explorer 5.x
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Portability
Yes
No
No
SR
NO
Features
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6. What is Silverlight ?
Webpage creation using Silverlight
Cross platform
Browser plug in
Rich Internet Application
RIA
4MB download
Simple install
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7. Server Vs Client Centric
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8. Scope
WYSIWYG editor
Dashboard
Style formatting
Hyper linking
Design and code views
Tables
Preview across different
browsers
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9. Hardware Requirements
Intel® Pentium® or AMD processor, 1 GHz
with MMX or equivalent
512 MB of RAM
350 MB available hard disk space
Graphics processor that is DirectX® 9-capable
1024 x 768 monitor resolution with 24-bit color
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10. Software Requirements
Silverlight 2.0 SDK or higher
MS visual studio 2008
MS Expression blend
.NET Framework 3.0 or higher
Microsoft windows XP with service pack 2 or
Vista
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11. Sample GUI’S
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12. Work flow
Dashboard
Interface
Developme
nt of
Website
Login
Internal
Code
Generation
Client
Server
Publish on
web space
Database
Entry
Website
Preview
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13. Future enhancements
Debugger
Syntax highlighting
Memory and traffic management
Blogging history
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14. References
White Papers
o M.T. Hoogvliet : SaaS Interface Design Designing webbased software for business purposes, © July 2008.
o Vroom, M.: SaaS 2007 hype or (h) (n) ot? Nedfox BV,
RetailVista, March 2007
Websites
o http://www.silverlight.net (official website)
o http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_as_a_Service
o http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Silverlight
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16. Q & A
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