The Data Abstract multi-tier database access framework this week added to its development platform support list, which already includes Microsoft .NET, Apple’s Xcode and Embarcadero Delphi, by adding JavaScript as an available development platform. This addition enables web developers to create web apps using the technology they are already familiar with.
Data Abstract for JavaScript is written in 100% JavaScript, and was created to be easy to use and interoperable with popular frameworks jQuery and extJS. It is not a standalone product, but rather is included with new versions of Data Abstract for .NET and Data Abstract for Delphi, along with Relativity Server.
As Valeriy Goloshchapov, Team Lead for JavaScript Technologies at RemObjects Software put it, “With the native client library for JavaScript, the Data Abstract product family gains an important new member, making it now easier than ever to build rich web clients that can directly retrieve and update data from the middle tier.”
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