Communities

The Curl Community Blog is a platform for the Curl team and MVPs to engage community members in conversations about what we’re working on and to share information about what’s going on in the enterprise Rich Internet Application space. It is also used to highlight open source initiatives we are undertaking to make critical parts of the Curl development and delivery framework open and accessible to community members to build upon. The Curl blogging team and MVPs bring a broad spectrum of technical expertise in developing Rich Internet Applications to this conversation, as well as strong business perspectives on the market for these types of applications. We are committed to keeping the commentary fresh and relevant, and invite you to join us in sharing your ideas and insights on the topics being presented through your comments.

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• CharlizeS commented on Curl and Literary Web Content 6 days ago
• GlenM commented on Enterprise 2.0 Application Security Risks 1 week ago
• Robert Shiplett modified Curl and Literary Web Content 2 weeks ago
• Robert Shiplett modified Curl and Literary Web Content 2 weeks ago
• Robert Shiplett created Curl and Literary Web Content 2 weeks ago

Contains blog posts created by Curl staff.

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• GlenM commented on Enterprise 2.0 Application Security Risks 1 week ago
• Guest commented on The Benefits of Visualization 2 weeks ago
• Guest commented on The Benefits of Visualization 2 weeks ago
• CharlizeS commented on Enterprise 2.0 Application Security Risks 1 month ago
• CharlizeS commented on The Benefits of Visualization 1 month ago

Contains blog posts created by Friedger Muffke.

Contains blog posts created by Robert Shiplett.

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• CharlizeS commented on Curl and Literary Web Content 6 days ago
• Robert Shiplett modified Curl and Literary Web Content 2 weeks ago
• Robert Shiplett modified Curl and Literary Web Content 2 weeks ago
• Robert Shiplett created Curl and Literary Web Content 2 weeks ago

The Training Center provides a series of courses and tutorials that will help you develop your skills for building rich Internet applications using the Curl platform. Note the courses are interactive, inlcude quizzess to test your knowledge, and designed to be taken in the sequence listed.

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• Kieran O'Rourke commented on Try 3: Page 2 5 days ago

Contains Curl training materials that are available to community members and non-members.

Contains Curl training courses that are only available to registered members of the community.

Looking for information? Here's where you can find answers to commonly asked questions by Curl community members, and view and download technical white papers, articles, and presentations on Curl. If there's a resource you think would be valuable that isn't available here yet, please let us know.

Link to the Get Started page on the Curl Website where users can download the RTE, IDE, etc.

The FAQ provides you with answers to many frequently asked questions about developing Rich Internet Applications in Curl. This is a great place to start when you have a technical question to see if it has already been addressed. We're continually evaluating the feedback we get from the Developer Community in blog post comments, discussion forums, and other conversation spaces to find new FAQ topics. Click on the link to access the FAQ page <insert link to FAQ page here>

You can access the user documentation maintained in the IDE from here. Click on the link to access the user documentation page <insert link to user doc page here>

This is the place to learn how to do interesting things with Curl. We invite you to share your knowledge with other community members by creating "how to" articles and letting others contribute their content to the subject in a collaborative environment. Click on the "Create a Document" link in the Actions block and start your white paper.

Find the latest thinking from Curl, industry thought leaders, and Developer Center community members on building Rich Internet Applications in our white papers library.

Contains library of functions for creating Curl applications.

Need help solving a design or coding problem? This forum is designed to provide a rapid response to your questions that don't apply to a specific Special Interest Group. Post your question here and a member of the Curl team will respond to it shortly. Please enter a tag (used to categorize your question) so it gets routed to the appropriate Curl team member or community member.

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• alchimiste created Curl IDE for MAC 1 day ago
• mishima replied to How to make a combobox expand automatically? 1 week ago
• fukuta replied to How to make a combobox expand automatically? 1 week ago
• mishima created How to make a combobox expand automatically? 1 week ago
• Duke replied to posting data that is part of what seems like a string of data? 3 weeks ago

Curl Open Source is a special interest community for developers interested in developing and publishing Curl programs in an open source environment. The mission of the Curl Open Source initiative is to broaden the Curl platform and empower the Curl developer community by establishing a common repository of open source component libraries. As part of its first step to support open source technology initiatives, Curl has established three open source projects at SourceForge, which are featured here. We encourage community members interested in open source to visit and participate in these projects, and to create their own.

The CDK library facilitates datacentric application development in Curl. It includes support for client side SQLite databases. The link to SourceForge for this project is http://sourceforge.net/projects/curl-cdk. RSS feeds are available for SourceForge.net-hosted projects, providing ready access to various types of project data. This page provides a listing of the RSS feeds which may be accessed for the Curl-CDK project.

The WSDK library provides components necessary for building Curl applications that make use of web services. These include both SOAP/WSDL support, and an XML document model. The link to SourceForge for this project is http://sourceforge.net/projects/curl-wsdk. RSS feeds are available for SourceForge.net-hosted projects, providing ready access to various types of project data. This page provides a listing of the RSS feeds which may be accessed for the Curl-WSDK project.

The CDU library provides functions supporting application development, including unit testing. We aim to establish a foundation for good practices, by consolidating techniques used in existing projects. The link to SourceForge for this project is http://sourceforge.net/projects/curl-dev-utils. RSS feeds are available for SourceForge.net-hosted projects, providing ready access to various types of project data. This page provides a listing of the RSS feeds which may be accessed for the Curl-CDU project.

This is a special interest community for Curl developers interested in developing widgets, gadgets, and Curlets (Curl applets) that can be embedded in other applications. The community space provides members with a collaborative environment where they can contribute and share information and ideas, as well as Curl code they have developed. You can participate in discussion forums, create "how to" articles, and upload Curl code samples you have created that others can modify and download.

The Curl Product - Future Directions special interest community is for Curl developers interested in communicating and collaborating with the product development team at Curl on the future direction and development of the Curl platform. A disucssion forum is available for creating product roadmap topics and generating threaded discussions with the Curl staff and Developer Center community members.

Recent Activity

• Robert Shiplett replied to text formats 1 month ago
• Bert Halstead replied to text formats 1 month ago
• Robert Shiplett replied to text formats 1 month ago