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Axiom Stack 3.2.8

November 7, 2008
This release includes a large number of fixes and improvements. We really focused on stability and allowing you to run the stack where you want to. A few key things that we implemented were:
  • The ability to run Axiom Stack without the ImageMagick dependecy
  • A fix to allow you to start Axiom Stack on any platform by guessing the location of the JRE
  • Better File and Image support
  • Better error handling and logging
  • Easier object removal
  • Better documentation
As you can see from this sampling, we've put a lot of effort into making things better. We hope you agree. Talk about it in our community section.

We also put out a new archive format to support those of you who use it. We have a tar.gz file. You can get it at the releases location.
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Requirements:

*If you are using Tiger OS, there is not a download for Java 1.6, please download the latest release, compatible with Java 1.5

Java 1.6 or greater installed. (OS X* users can download Java 1.6 through the Apple Developer Connection site).

ImageMagick - If you want to enable some of the optional advanced features of the Axiom image libraries, you'll need the ImageMagick libraries installed. You can get them at http://www.imagemagick.org

The "installation" of Axiom is simple. Create an empty directory where you want to start working and extract axiom.zip inside.

 

Writing applications with Axiom Stack is easy. Follow these 3 steps to writing an application on the Axiom Stack.

  1. Determine the application architecture, by defining the object model and how those objects will interact.
  2. Define the JavaScript prototypes in the application that are necessary to achieve the object model defined in step 1, done very easily by the creation of a properties file for each application prototype.
  3. Write the application logic, which is the implementation of the JavaScript functions defined on each prototype and executed on objects of that prototype.
With our tutorials, you'll have your first application written in the amount of time it takes to eat your lunch!
 

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