SBP provided implementation and support for the IBM Lotus® Symphony™ integration into the eXpresso extensions for IBM LotusLive™ on several different operating systems and browsers. ... read more

"SBP helped eXpresso build a strong partnership with IBM, towards integrating eXpresso's real-time collaboration services with IBM's document sharing and editing solutions, hosted on the LotusLive platform."

Gavin Harvett
VP Product Management, eXpresso Corp.

Recent blog entries

How to implement a DelayTextBox - Part 2

Apr 16, 2012, by Stefan

As compared to solution #1 (using a Timer), the second approach (using the Rx / Reactive Extensions library) brings quite a few advantages:...read more

How to implement a DelayTextBox - Part 1

Mar 12, 2012, by Stefan

When coding, you often need to implement a functionality that requires to be automatically performed after the text inside a text-box has changed....read more

How to upgrade your smartphone / tablet to Android 4.0 - Part 2

Feb 10, 2012, by DanM

The steps detailed in this post are mainly focused on smartphone use, but also can be employed on most tablets. In the case of the latter, tablet re-softing experience is required....read more

Adobe AIR

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Adobe AIR allows developers to use HTML, JavaScript, Flash, and ActionScript in order to create web applications that do not require an internet connection, but instead run as standalone applications without the need of a browser.

Advantages

Easier development than native desktop applications
AIR applications have access to all the resources of the operating system

Disadvantages

Dynamic execution of JavaScript is not supported, this makes certain JavaScript frameworks incompatible with Adobe AIR (the ones that make use of the "eval" function)
Unlike web applications, AIR applications need to be installed