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Applying the Object-Oriented Philosophy to Content Management and Web Development
Read how Refresh Software has applied the principles of Object Oriented programming to the problem of Content Management
Additionally, SR2 offers an OOP API to provide a new level of simplicity to the transition to an object oriented model. Refresh Software also offers plenty of examples to get you jump started into OOP using .NET or JSP. By leveraging these examples, many developers immediately see the advantages of an OO programming model.
SR2 delivers the following benefits to developers:
- Plenty of sample code and examples on how to implement SR2 into your existing environment
- Ability for developers to share code
- Simplified development code
- A knowledgeable support staff that can assist you
- Developer training
If you're a Senior OO developer, you'll appreciate how easy it is to implement the SR2 API into your own environment. When implementing a middleware application into a mission critical environment, the last thing a developer should be concerned with is restrictions and lost functionality. SR2 addresses this issue with the easy-to-implement SR2 API, which is open source and completely configurable by developers.
SR2 delivers the following benefits to Senior OO programmers:
- Access to the SR2 Content Retrieval API source file
- Custom Developer training
- API Documentation
- Similar functionality between .Net and Java.
Object-Oriented Web Development
In the early stages of the Web development, programming was all about in-line script-ing. This was no surprise, as websites were basic HTML pages with a few programming interactions.
Websites today are much more complex, and are considered more to be applications than simple scriptable pages. This is because websites are now connecting to various types of databases, designed to offer better performance and usually have some type of team development.
The migration from procedural programming to OOP philosophies and methodologies for website content has shown surprising managerial and productivity gains. These gains can be seen in many areas including content repurpose, reuse and maintainability as well as in measurement and targeting. Even bigger gains come in applying and in-corporating OOP principles in the web site development process. Rapid development of prototypes is accelerated and implementation times can be increased by a unit of measure (months to weeks, weeks to days)