Free web 2.0 design software for mac

The Save Web Note Camino script will get the selected text from Caminos current tab and automatically append it to a daily file.
The first time you run the script on a given day, a new dated file is created in a Web Notes folder, which the script also creates as needed in your Documents folder. For instance, each time you run the script on June 24, 2009, the selected text will be saved to the file ~/Documents/Web Notes/webnotes-062409.txt.
The script does not open the file, allowing you to surf-and-save until you decide its time to review your notes. You should avoid, however, running the script while the file is open in another application, or unexpected results might occur. A custom toolbar icon is included with the file.
Installation: Unzip and move script to the path ~/Library/Scripts/Applications/Camino/ where the tilde (~) represents your home folder, creating any subfolders that dont already exist. The Save Web Note script will appear under a "Camino Scripts" heading in your system-wide Script menu when Camino is the frontmost application. Place the Save Web Note script on the Camino toolbar by dragging them from the "Customize Toolbar" drop-down sheet.

System requirements:
- Camino 2.0 Beta 3 or later

Due to the fact that there are enough web framework on the market, the Codewave Framework will not be developed any further. You can still download the Framework including the whole source.

There are too many such frameworks out there and it does not make sense to create new ones each and every day. The current servlet and JSP specifications 2.3 and 2.0 are a great foundation for web application development. Add a simple command processor, strict separation of the different layers and a few other tools and you have got all you need to develop complex web applications.

Development of the framework started in November 2000. In the very beginning the framework was a simple command processor and a logging API. It was just a part of some other project. The framework classes have been extracted and more and more stuff was added until 2004.

The Codewave Framework allows you to build complex web applications based on servlets and JSPs very easily. It gives you the basic infrastructure of a web application and allows you to concentrate on building the buisiness logic. No need to care about a stable technical foundation.

Standard technogoloies are used throughout the whole framework which makes it easy to learn and understand. It also ensures your application always conforms to standards. The framework uses XML configuration files and Jakartas commons logging API. So you decide which logging framework you want to use, Jakartas log4j, the JDKs logging API or something completely different.

The Denim Project, led by Prof. James Landay, is focused on researching tools for designing user interfaces through informal interaction such as sketching.
Denim is the continuation of the original Silk Project, a pen-based sketching tool to design user interface.
Silk combines many of the benefits of paper-based sketching with existing electronic prototyping tools. It allows designers to quickly sketch an interface using an electronic pad and stylus.
Silk preserves the important properties of pencil and paper: a rough drawing can be produced quickly and the medium is flexible. However, unlike a paper sketch, this electronic sketch is interactive and can easily be annotated and modified using editing gestures.

Main features:
- Adding support for widgets found in HTML forms and traditional GUIs
- Enhancing the visual sketching language to support more complex events (e.g. animation, roll-overs), conditionals, and custom widgets
- Allowing Denim to exchange data with other web site design tools
- Generating artifacts for presentation and documentation purposes

System requirements:
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- At least 256 MB RAM
- A mouse

Enhancements
- Complete support for exporting a DENIM design as HTML, including exporting built-in components, custom components and conditionals. This makes extensive use of JavaScript embedded in HTML pages.
- You can specify a background image for the entire design using the pie menu item ?Edit->Options?. The background image will appear on each page you create in the design.
- Images can be added to individual pages using the pie menu item ?Insert->Image?. You can manipulate (e.g., resize or copy/paste) an image as you can do with other objects.
- You can specify different fonts families for text in a design. You can specify as many as three different fonts families using the pie menu item ?Edit->Options?. Then you can specify a particular font family for a textual object when you add/edit the object. Selecting an appropriate font also allows you to display text in a language other than English.
- Three different colors are now allowed for text and sketched ink: red, green and black (prior versions only offered black). You can select a color for sketched ink using the pie menu item ?Edit->Ink? and for textual objects when inserting/editing them.
- You can zoom in and out a design with a mouse wheel, i.e., rotating up for zooming out and down for zooming in.
- More bugs have been fixed. Denim is also configured to run with a much larger virtual memory.

Web Monitor is a small widget that monitors servers and websites. Periodically checks response times and shows you a chart, statistics and the monitoring log.

Web Jumper Lite is an OS X application that, with a single floating window, provides easy access to numerous Internet search engines. Just enter the search criteria, choose the search site and hit the search button to initiate a search via your web browser.