Open Source Front-Ends

Now stored at https://github.com/gregorydgraham/DBvolution Available from Maven Central: nz.co.gregs.dbvolution Makes relational data easy and fast to use with semantic annotations and encapsulated datatypes. Simple declaration of a DB table: @DBTableName("mytable") public class MyTable extends DBRow { @DBColumn("numeric_code") @DBForeignKey(Code.class) private DBNumber numericCode = new DBNumber(); @DBColumn("uid_mytable") @DBPrimaryKey @DBAutoIncrement private DBNumber uidMyTable = new DBNumber(); } Easy Gets: List<MyTable> myRows = myDB.get(new MyTable()); MyTable row = myDB.getDBTable(new MyTable()).getByPrimaryKey(61176904); Natural and Outer Joins and Criteria: CarCo carCo = new CarCo(); carCo.name.isLiterally("GM"); List<DBQueryRow> results = myDB.get(carCo, new Marque()); dbQuery.addOptional(new CarModel()); Easy debugging: query.getSQLForQuery(); Simple processing: db.print(query.getAllRows()); List<Marque> marques = query.getAll

With all of the hoopla over Web Services, you would think that servicing user requests over HTTP was something new. While we all may have lots of experience with REST, JSON, XML, SOAP, WSDLs, HTTPS, and even EDI ... but at the end of the day, it all comes down to legacies, security, and performance? So while big companies might have billions of dollars to spend re-writing their back end web legacies, those of us who want to seamlessly automate a simple set of CRUD operations to our existing web sited do not. Because legacies are important, EasyHTTP allows our "Web 2.0" Web Services to continue to inter-operate with our "Web 1.0" HTML Forms & Services. Indeed, using EasyHTTP, support for classic HTTP GET / POST Forms & URLs can be integrated into your Web Service Project in an average of 3 lines of plain-old (no annotations required!)

ixbar3000 is a frontend, it allows you to browse/launch games from a centralized place. While doing so it’ll keep statistics on your usage. You can also use it to store highscores on games that doesn’t have battery memory. Demo videos: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsYn7B5Y4pDxKzEfZSIqlG62yswJXgBu2&feature=plcp

Javafx framework to build entire UI directly from Database. Uses DERBY database.