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ZK 5 Preview & COSCUP 2009!

After a lot of effort by the ZK team we have released a preview version
By Timothy Mills-Clare
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July 31, 2009 07:15 AM EDT
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After a lot of effort by the ZK team we have released a preview version of our latest product, ZK 5!

The preview holds many new benefits over the ZK 3 series, firstly the move to the LGPL license is fantastic for those looking to integrate ZK with other frameworks that have different licensing models.
I feel that the move to jQuery also provides a strong foundation for the framework and thus the new Client+Server Fusion architecture. Client+Server Fusion architecture is a phrase coined by ourselves to describe the ability to leverage both server side and client side programming.

More information on the release can be found here.

COSCUP 2009

COSCUP is a Conference for Open Source Coders, Users and Promoters in Taiwan. The conference has been running for four years and I am excited to be a part for it this year.

I will be doing a presentation on what I see as the future of Ajax and ZK 5, you can view the breakdown (and my stunning photograph) here! I am hoping those of you that are interested will join me at this event, registration is free so there is no excuse to come and watch me speak bad Chinese and English for that matter, I know my colleagues jumped at the chance!

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About Timothy Mills-Clare

Timothy Clare is a Technology Evangelist for the Potix corporation which produces the ZK Framework. He has been working with various web technologies for over 10 years.

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