Today I looked up Unicode’s tentative schedule for their next CLDR 1.9 release. It is planned for the 10th of November, which means that I’ll be able to update the JsWorld locale definition files soon thereafter and release in turn a JsWorld update. The next JsWorld version will probably be 2.4. For those if you […]
Category Archives: JavaScript
First look at JsonSSO
Earlier in August I began work on JsonSSO, a web service that provides single sign-on and session management. It naturally complements Json2Ldap, another product of mine which provides web-friendly JSON-RPC access to LDAP v3 compatible directories such as OpenLDAP, MS AD and Novell eDirectory. The recent years we saw a proliferation of single sign-on (SSO) […]
Json2Ldap gets mentioned in Network World
Thanks to Dave Kearns for mentioning Json2Ldap in his last week’s IdM newsletter for Network World. I hope that would help towards making the software more popular. Since its 1.0 release at the end of April 2010 initial sales have been rather disappointing. I suppose this has got to do with Json2Ldap being a truly […]
JsWorld 2.3.1
Earlier this week I released a new minor version of the JsWorld library for localised formatting and parsing of numbers, currency and date/times in JavaScript. So what is different in JsWorld 2.3.1? Those of you familiar with the library know that apart from providing l10n logic, it also comes with a set of 300+ ready […]
Give your LDAP server a JSON front-end!
After several months of on-and-off development, this week finally saw the release Json2Ldap, a new product for LDAP directory integration into web applications through a simple JSON + HTTP protocol. The software has good potentials to become a success, I believe. Json2Ldap was conceived last summer during the MyTransactionCenter project. The web application had to […]
JsWorld – now with number, currency and date/time parsing
Yesterday I released a major update to the JS World library which now adds classes to parse localised number, currency and date/time strings. This feature came about thanks to a client that had purchased a JS World license and later paid for the development of reverse parsing. The library, now under version 2.3, underwent significant […]
JsWorld 1.4
I’ve just updated the JSWorld library to the latest world locale data derived from Unicode‘s CLDR 1.7.2 (released December 2009). The current JSWorld version is now 1.4. You can purchase a license and download JSWorld 1.4 from here. A newer JSWorld version is already planned and work should soon begin on it if all goes […]