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  • SVG in Internet Explorer
  • Cross-browser XUL
  • Standard technologies
  • Natural development
  • Better performance
  • Extensible architecture
  • All web-browsers supported

- SVG Improvements (Transformations, Text)
- New Charts module
- XUL Improvements
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CURRENT VERSION: 0.9.0 (23rd February 2010)
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Conference: SWDC 2010

June 2-3, 2010

Managing complex client-side GUI Apps
the right way

Five years have passed since we've learned how much capable "web browser as a platform" is. We went away from DHTML through Ajax hype to HTML5 excitement...

Conference: SVG Open 2009

October 2-4, 2009

Ample SDK: standards-based GUI Framework for client-side applications

During the session we will introduce the fellows to the architecture of Ample SDK framework and cover aspects of using SVG1.1, SMIL3 and DOM modules enabled in Ample SDK.

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February in Ample SDK

March 2nd, 2009 by Mark Stone

On 23rd February 2010 we released Ample SDK 0.9.0, below are some highlights. 1) New JavaScript Charts 2) SVG 1.1 implementation for Internet Explorer

November in Ample SDK

December 2nd, 2009 by Mark Stone

As we promised at the Ajax Experience and SVG Open conferences, and later on announced in a blog post, Ample SDK is Open-Source project as of 1st November, 2009. You can now use it under GPL or MIT licenses. In this post you will find out about Project Changes, New development, Testing set up and other updates.

Set to go Open-Source!

October 31th, 2009 by Mark Stone

We are all set to go Open-Source in a couple of days! Source code is in the cloud, links created, tutorials written, reference updated.

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WHAT OTHER PEOPLE SAY

Working for over 6 months now with Ample SDK definitely proved to me that Ample is one of the best frameworks to use for creating bigger enterprise applications. / Stef Hock, Nedstat BV

To me this looks very interesting. Kind of like Google Gears but without the annoying plugin and focused on rendering technologies instead of back-end technologies. But the premise is the same. Bring cutting edge features to browsers that do not yet support them. / eric2

The idea of a cross platform XUL implementation might not be new, but the quality of the implementation impresses me. An this time it’s not a leaky abstraction like GWT, hiding away all markup. If they really go Open Source then I am quite sure this will reshape Web Development! / Rusco