Asti’s Liquid Fusion
Well it is an open source …hmm..
Ok guys ..i will get you what the author says instead.(That’s better,right?)
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What is Liquid Fusion ?
Liquid Fusion is nothing but an integration of multiple programming platforms into one single cross-scriptable working entity. Simply put, it’s like a huge blender of a lot of different technologies that you can use, with whatever you’re at ease with to create real applications !
How does Liquid Fusion…
Liquid Fusion may be explained as as ‘working’ web page.
What is ‘working’ ? ‘Working’ is what allows elements on a web page to respond and manipulate other tags or objects (like a flash movie or a streaming video player) in real-time, with the extended power of Liquid Components and custom UIs. Basically, if you’ve got the code, we can run it for you… The great part about coding in Liquid Fusion, is that most of the code you’ll need has already been written for you, so you’ll soon find out that your applications are really really small.
Why Liquid Fusion ?
* It’s easy !
You just have to write a simple web page for the interface, and that’s it ! The rest is in simple code events…
* It’s free !
There’s no need of any additional software to author a Liquid Fusion application, you can just as well use Notepad…
And you just need the Liquid Fusion VM (Virtual Machine) file, which essentially is a simple program (around 300K) you can use to run your ‘application’ !
Liquid Fusion Who ?
Liquid Fusion was conceived by Rahul ‘A s T i’ R, but by the time you’re reading this, somebody else might’ve done more to extend this project than the creator himself…
+Liquid Fusion
:: for developers
* Liquid fusion can grab a XMLF file off the internet (which is what it’s meant to do !) and execute it. Now, if you’re using ASP or PHP pages then your application can be extensively customised (like changing the code or class IDs).
* Liquid Fusion is highly modular, and very forgiving… Almost all tags support a src attribute, which allows you to link to external files or include completely different definitions. And a lot of tags support recursion, and placeholders for easier debugging.
* If you’re too lazy to write a server page, then why not do it at the client’s side ? Liquid Fusion is capable of changing the code you’re running while you’re running it !
* Liquid Fusion sports its own UI (User Interface) which again is highly customizable, and that means no relying on windows components, which in turn ensures that any app you write won’t be affected by whatever styles or theme the user has got on his system. No matter where it’s run it’ll be consistent
* Speaking of it’s own UI, it supports a brand new input/output system, a customizable message box (with animated icons !) and even an XML driven menu ! The menu system which derives its structure from XML is extremely easy to author, and eliminates any excess code you might need to handle menu options. The XML can easily be manipulated, restructured to give dynamically structured menus. Believe it or not, this menu-rendering engine has no recursive functions in it !
* You can write files into the VM as resources and create folder trees from it at run time ! Or you can use the new integrated download manager engine to download files at run-time ! For example, you could download a DLL from your server, register it on the client’s machine, create an object out of it which you can use in your code, all without writing a single line of code !
* and many, many more features…
Consult the online help for more info.
Liquid Online
Liquid Fusion Online Documentation & Resources
http://liquidfusion.tk/
Please note that Liquid Fusion is not a language in itself, but merely a host for various components, all of which work together to build up an application. It wraps up all the functionality into an engine that is basically the Liquid Fusion Virtual Machine, which is the only single file needed to run a Liquid Fusion application. If you ask what language is Liquid Fusion modeled upon, the answer is ‘nothing’! You can use whatever scripting language you know (which should also be present on the client machine) to write applications in Liquid Fusion.
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