20 Years of Aida/Web

> Hi everybody,
>
> It happens that Squeak and Aida were actually born on the same year.
> Namely, at summer 1996 the Aida development started and late in this
> year a first Aida project was already online: a bookstore for a major
> Slovenian publisher.
>
> The next most important milestones:
>
> - 1998:  a Gas Billing System was developed as a pure web application
>          with Aida, heading Aida primarily into business web app domain;
> - 2000   Aida becomes Open Sourced and introduced more broadly at first
>          Camp Smalltalk in San Diego;
> - 2006:  Ajax support, just few months after Ajax was coined, Aida
>          already had a fully integrated and seamless Ajax;
> - 2007:  Squeak port, a website, mailing list, community building
> - 2009:  Aida logo and new website design
> - 2011:  Realtime with WebSockets, HTML5, mobile
>
> Even that it is currently quiet in the community, Aida is evolving and
> consolidating all HTML5 and realtime achievements in 'HTML5 rush
> years', running daily internal web portals in companies, like for
> ISO9000 Quality Management doc systems, Gas Pipeline Measure
> Management etc.
>
> It certainly proved that its architecture is sound enough to stand the
> test of a time for past 20 years, so it certainly will for many more
> years to come.
>
> Best regards
> Janko
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> http://lists.aidaweb.si/mailman/listinfo/aida
>

> Congratulations Janko and the rest of community for all the work
> behind, Aida is an important place in the Smalltalk ecosystem and is
> nice to see it healthy and mature (20 years!).
>
> I'm using Pharo these days mostly for data visualization and
> interactive documentation as a desktop app, and I will be testing some
> web publishing at some point, maybe experimenting with Teapot, so
> having mature decades old standing environments and new ones is for
> sure a good sign about Smalltalk.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Offray
>
>
> On 06/09/16 20:40, Janko Mivšek wrote:
>> Hi everybody,
>>
>> It happens that Squeak and Aida were actually born on the same year.
>> Namely, at summer 1996 the Aida development started and late in this
>> year a first Aida project was already online: a bookstore for a major
>> Slovenian publisher.
>>
>> The next most important milestones:
>>
>> - 1998:  a Gas Billing System was developed as a pure web application
>>          with Aida, heading Aida primarily into business web app domain;
>> - 2000   Aida becomes Open Sourced and introduced more broadly at first
>>          Camp Smalltalk in San Diego;
>> - 2006:  Ajax support, just few months after Ajax was coined, Aida
>>          already had a fully integrated and seamless Ajax;
>> - 2007:  Squeak port, a website, mailing list, community building
>> - 2009:  Aida logo and new website design
>> - 2011:  Realtime with WebSockets, HTML5, mobile
>>
>> Even that it is currently quiet in the community, Aida is evolving
>> and consolidating all HTML5 and realtime achievements in 'HTML5 rush
>> years', running daily internal web portals in companies, like for
>> ISO9000 Quality Management doc systems, Gas Pipeline Measure
>> Management etc.
>>
>> It certainly proved that its architecture is sound enough to stand
>> the test of a time for past 20 years, so it certainly will for many
>> more years to come.
>>
>> Best regards
>> Janko
>> _______________________________________________
>> Aida mailing list
>> [hidden email]
>> http://lists.aidaweb.si/mailman/listinfo/aida
>>
>
> _______________________________________________
> Aida mailing list
> [hidden email]
> http://lists.aidaweb.si/mailman/listinfo/aida
>

> Hi everybody,
>
> It happens that Squeak and Aida were actually born on the same year.
> Namely, at summer 1996 the Aida development started and late in this
> year a first Aida project was already online: a bookstore for a major
> Slovenian publisher.
>
> The next most important milestones:
>
> - 1998:  a Gas Billing System was developed as a pure web application
>          with Aida, heading Aida primarily into business web app domain;
> - 2000   Aida becomes Open Sourced and introduced more broadly at first
>          Camp Smalltalk in San Diego;
> - 2006:  Ajax support, just few months after Ajax was coined, Aida
>          already had a fully integrated and seamless Ajax;
> - 2007:  Squeak port, a website, mailing list, community building
> - 2009:  Aida logo and new website design
> - 2011:  Realtime with WebSockets, HTML5, mobile
>
> Even that it is currently quiet in the community, Aida is evolving and
> consolidating all HTML5 and realtime achievements in 'HTML5 rush
> years', running daily internal web portals in companies, like for
> ISO9000 Quality Management doc systems, Gas Pipeline Measure
> Management etc.
>
> It certainly proved that its architecture is sound enough to stand the
> test of a time for past 20 years, so it certainly will for many more
> years to come.
>
> Best regards
> Janko
> _______________________________________________
> Aida mailing list
> [hidden email]
> http://lists.aidaweb.si/mailman/listinfo/aida

> Congratulations Janko, well done.
>
> Nicholas
>
>
> On 09/06/2016 01:40 PM, Janko Mivšek wrote:
>> Hi everybody,
>>
>> It happens that Squeak and Aida were actually born on the same year.
>> Namely, at summer 1996 the Aida development started and late in this
>> year a first Aida project was already online: a bookstore for a major
>> Slovenian publisher.
>>
>> The next most important milestones:
>>
>> - 1998:  a Gas Billing System was developed as a pure web application
>>          with Aida, heading Aida primarily into business web app domain;
>> - 2000   Aida becomes Open Sourced and introduced more broadly at first
>>          Camp Smalltalk in San Diego;
>> - 2006:  Ajax support, just few months after Ajax was coined, Aida
>>          already had a fully integrated and seamless Ajax;
>> - 2007:  Squeak port, a website, mailing list, community building
>> - 2009:  Aida logo and new website design
>> - 2011:  Realtime with WebSockets, HTML5, mobile
>>
>> Even that it is currently quiet in the community, Aida is evolving and
>> consolidating all HTML5 and realtime achievements in 'HTML5 rush
>> years', running daily internal web portals in companies, like for
>> ISO9000 Quality Management doc systems, Gas Pipeline Measure
>> Management etc.
>>
>> It certainly proved that its architecture is sound enough to stand the
>> test of a time for past 20 years, so it certainly will for many more
>> years to come.
>>
>> Best regards
>> Janko
>> _______________________________________________
>> Aida mailing list
>> [hidden email]
>> http://lists.aidaweb.si/mailman/listinfo/aida
>
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