Water User Group

Next meeting September 25

This week we will take a look at the concept browser of the forthcoming Connected Content Server. The CCS is an application of the Water language being developed by Clear Methods for finding and linking concepts, rather than strings, contained in documents and web pages. The CCS will include an alert feature to notfiy users when new sources are published that meet the users' profile.

We'll also take a look at the early prototype of Water in the Browser and initial performance test results. Water in the browser is a compiled, high performance client-side version of Water.

Future meeting topics

These topics are planned for upcoming meetings. Let us know any additional topics you would like to propose for discussion.

The latest performance and function additions to the Water language. Detailed discussion of the new features of the upcoming release of Steam XML. New application examples of Water including Water in eCommerce and using Water to prototype advanced web services. Water in the browser. Detailed discussions of the new features of the upcoming release of Steam XML.

Using Water to simplify the use of XFORMS, Water Execution Kinds, Water in simulation applications, expanded Web services capabilities, and Advanced Water training.

Read about Past Meetings

Water Code (www.watercode.com)

Site for Water developers. Thousands of examples, test cases, and documentation.

Water Language (www.waterlanguage.org)

Official site for the Water Language Great for new users. Free Water IDE for download. Some examples and the official documentation.

Clear Methods, Inc. (www.clearmethods.com)

Sells enterprise platform for Water including a commercial Water runtime called the Steam Engine.

ConciseXML (ConciseXML.org)

ConciseXML syntax and ConciseXML Encoding in XML.

Water: Simplified Web Services and XML Programming

Amazon carries the Water book.

Google page on Water