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Whats New - Morfik Wiki
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Morfik 3 has a number of major and minor new features as well as bug fixes and small improvements. In this topic you will have a brief overview of the major new features with links to topics that go into greater detail about them. Pages as first class objects. Explicit support for mobile devices. IPad ready Web applications. With version 3 of Morfik the user can create pages especially tailored to the iPad's screen resolution and input method and have it automatically presented to the end-user whenever h...
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Understanding Morfiks approach to Web application layout - Morfik Wiki
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Understanding Morfiks approach to Web application layout. When building Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) there is a greater need for control over the layout of the application user interface. The provision for a greater control is a common feature amongst RIA technologies such as Flex, Silverlight and JavaFX. 2 Content-driven layout versus container-driven layout. 3 Grow/shrink properties (content-driven). 4 Placement properties (container-driven). 5 Plastic Layout in action. To better understand Morfik...
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First Application - Morfik Wiki
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Building your first application with Morfik. The best approach to mastering a new software development tool such as Morfik is to 'learn by doing'—so here is your chance to do just that. In this chapter, you will create your first web application from start to finish using some of the core features found in Morfik. No prior knowledge of Morfik is necessary. This article focuses on what. You can do with Morfik. At this stage you do not need to know how. Mdash;you will learn about those later. To build an a...
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Morfiks Unique Approach to Web Development - Morfik Wiki
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Morfiks Unique Approach to Web Development. Morfik brings a unique approach to web development as it continuously questions the traditional approaches, and challenges established paradigms. To understand Morfik, its differences, advantages and the way it works, it helps to have a clear image of how and where Morfik uses different technologies to build your application. Understanding Morfik application technology. A single programming language for all coding. One tool, single language. Mdash;Morfik believ...
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Installing Morfik - Morfik Wiki
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Morfik's software and hardware requirements:. Windows XP , Windows Vista (32 or 64-bit), Windows 7 (32 or 64-bit). Intel Pentium class, 1.8 GHz processor or better. 1 GB RAM or more. 1 GB hard disk space (Installer User Files). Monitor 1280x1024 screen resolution or better. 32-bit color, 64 MB graphics memory or better. Morfik is only available as a download, and the installation steps are identical for free, purchased and trial versions. 2 Double-click the .EXE file. What you need before getting started.
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Identifying and creating your application pages - Morfik Wiki
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Identifying and creating your application pages. In Morfik all applications are composed of one or more pages, not unlike most websites you daily visit on the web. The Pages represent the pages the end user will be able to navigate to inside your application or website and created by assembling together a set of Forms. And organizing them appropriately. The organization and navigational structure of the application is defined by how these Pages are assembled and linked together. 3 Creating a New Page.
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Customizing the Morfik Environment - Morfik Wiki
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Customizing the Morfik Environment. The Morfik workspace can be configured to better suit your needs and the way you work. There are many configuration options covering everything from the appearance of the interface to how the compilers behave. For detailed information about customization, please refer to Morfik Options and Preferences. Color scheme selector in the Home tab of the Ribbon when no project has been opened. The Morfik workspace with different color schemes selected. 32; Training Videos.
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Web Application Development - A General Overview - Morfik Wiki
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Web Application Development - A General Overview. When the World Wide Web burst into public attention, creating websites and web pages was a novelty. It wasn't particularly difficult; it was just something a bit different. Web pages were created using HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), a format especially created for academic uses where documents often contained references to other documents. 1 First Generation web applications. 2 Ajax enters the scene. 21 Not a new technology. 22 Ajax gets noticed. If yo...
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What You Need Before Getting Started - Morfik Wiki
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What You Need Before Getting Started. The Morfik development environment has been developed primarily to fast-track the process of building user-friendly, interactive web applications. In fact, the slowest part of developing with Morfik as with all new tools is working out how to use it. Once you’re past that stage, you’ll wonder how you ever managed without it. So, what is the best way to get productive as quickly as possible? Or full version of Morfik. Installing Morfik . Information is arranged logica...
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Introduction - Morfik Wiki
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The ability to adapt quickly is everything in this connected age, yet the tools and technologies used to develop sophisticated web-based applications are showing more and more weaknesses as the size of applications grow. A process that has never been either quick or easy is only becoming harder. Traditional web development frequently results in portions of the browser side code getting mixed with the server side code. This is hardly ideal as it makes for either confusing code in pages or applications...