JavaScriptSearch Friday, October 20, 2006; 03:22 AM
mxGraph (http://www.mxgraph.com)
is a diagramming library that enables Web developers to provide a rich
user experience in a native Web browser. From now on, every Web page
can explain their story in pictures and allow the readers to fully
interact. Most importantly, it requires no plug-ins to operate. With
XML configuration, the look and feel of the drawing application means
that the ability to program JavaScript is not required to produce rich
customized-looking diagramming applications in a Web page.
A mxGraph diagram. |
"Our customers have already seen the clear advantages of fast
browser-based drawing without any need to wait for a server on the
network to send updates," said David Benson of JGraph. "In addition,
working with browsers without plug-ins means you know every user can,
in essence, draw on your Web page. Even though this is a beta release,
we've been deluged by pre-orders for the product. With this much
functionality in the beta, and a packed development schedule over the
coming years, I can see mxGraph fast becoming the de-facto standard for
online diagramming."
"We have worked hard to make mxGraph intuitive, yet powerful," said
Gaudenz Alder, lead architect of the mxGraph component, "I think
developers will be pleasantly surprised by how easily they can produce
a powerful Web-based diagramming application and I hope they will test
it out for themselves online at the Web site."
JGraph Ltd is based in the U.K. and Switzerland and has been producing diagramming toolkits for developers since 2000.
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