Demos
Bindows Quick Demo
This Bindows application demonstrates our Windows look and feel - inside a browser.
The application loads almost all the components included in the Bindows API (a very rich Bindows application), however, notice the short load time.
Click on the Switch Theme to change the application's theme. Try right-clicking in various places, resizing (see the effect on the graphics and gauge), also try typing in various languages in the input fields.
InfiView - Flight Browser demo
Launch the Flight Browser demo
InfiView is a Bindows-powered software platform for developing interactive & infinite Ajax graphical maps and diagrams. One of InfiView's strengths is its ability to show subsets of large contents of data in an efficient way by swapping data in and out of memory. The Flight Browser demo demonstrates InfiView's ability to integrate with third party components (in this case - Google Maps). The Flight Browser demo shows randomized airline routes between airports.
Advanced Gauges
The Bindows BiGauge2 class library is a set of classes used for creating advanced and dynamic gauges that can contain several ranges, scales, dynamic updatable needles and more.
It also has classes for creating advanced gradient fillings, backgrounds and image backgrounds.
Since gauges are created using vector graphics it is possible to dynamically update almost every property of a gauge, including the needles. This makes it possible to present near to real-time updates in gauges.
Animation Demo
This demo demonstrates some of the capabilities of the Bindows animation library. Moving the mouse over the top buttons causes the thumbnail of the components on the left side to pulsate. Clicking on the same buttons expands the components and move them into the work area.
The speed can be adjusted with the slider on the right side. The ticker speed can also be controlled by the slider, located above it. The current frame number is displayed by listening to a frameprogression event.
When the ticker animation is fully displayed - the text "animation end" is displayed and then fades out. The ticker animation can be paused, started and rewinded with two small buttons next to it.
Finally, when you move the mouse over the logo it blinks a few times.
Graphical Links API
The Graphical Links API - BiLink API enables drawing of graphical links (lines and arrows) that join elements. The properties of the links, including color, width and style, can be customized. The basic task of the API is to manage the anchoring of the link to the elements.
InfiView - Live Flow
CLICK to run the Live Flow demo
Live animated flow between multiple elements.
Try to:
- Drop elements on the map (from the left pane).
- Connect elements (click on the link icon).
- Try various types of edges (connectors), select from the drop-down.
InfiView - Network Topology with Layers
CLICK to run the Networks Layers demo
Multiple networks displayed using our Layers technology.
Try to:
- Drop elements on the map (from the left pane).
- Connect elements using Right-Angle or Straight style connectors.
- Move the slider (bottom of screen) to change the display.
- Select elements in a network (Select tool, then select an area), now change the layout (Ballon, Tree).
InfiView - 40,000 Interactive Nodes
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Showing how InfiView can present in a browser, a large data set, stored on a remote server, while enabling users interaction.
Features
- Display a graphical representation of a computer network with 40,000 nodes representing various network elements (servers, routers) connected with links
- Show two viewports, each showing different parts of the data
- Each viewport can be independently panned and zoomed
- Network elements can be moved (drag with the mouse)
- New links can be created
- Links can be created between nodes in different viewports
Customers' Demos
Denbun - Ajax WebMail
Denbun (electric message in Japanese) is an Ajax mail software developed by our Japanese partner NEOJAPAN,Inc. With Denbun, you can access your email anywhere, anytime by a browser. All the messages you sent and received are stored in a mail server, not in your desktop so you can manage E-mail messages in one place. The software provides rich functionality, including drag-drop, search, rich edit and more. To login to the live demo use Login ID: smith, Password: demo123.
Click2Map: Ajax Map Editor
Click2Map™ is a new Rich Internet Application (RIA) developed by HylioSoft, a French Web company. The application is based on Bindows, the Ajax framework, and it allows you to create maps, add markers, and build out the Google Map.
Forum Software: Bindows & J2EE
This Forum software is powered by Bindows and uses j2ee+spring+hibernate and any RDBMS (supported by hibernate). It is a nice example of a live application with multi layers.
Completed features includes: Messages sorting, Refresh with keeping selected row, Login/register a new user, Paging, Search
Planned Features will include: Localization (complete Bindows l10n including localized XML markup files), Mail notification, Accessed message highlighting, Browser´s back button support
A Complete Web Site Powered by Bindows
The complete web site is powered by Bindows. It also demonstrates nice use of themes (you can switch themes by selecting a theme, in the top right corner of every page).
The http://bindows.ru/bs/#CodeHousePane.xml page includes various custom components and themes. You can preview, modify and play with them. The custom components and themes are also available for download.
The site was designed and developed by Alexey Zhuravlev, a certified Bindows consultant (CBC).
Skypoet's world
Cool demos, including detailed design description and tips.
Designed and developed by Oliver Tse - doing web stuff in the valley.
Bindows Rounded Corners - No Images!
A reusable rounded corner component which doesn't use images for corners. Note that the height of the rounded corners is always 5px. You can't ( and shouldn't ) change that. This makes the API even simpler because all you have to worry about is setting the width of MyRoundedCorners. Click the image, and move and resize the object.
Bindows Animations Dashboard
A cool animation dashboard, using Bindows animation library. Observe change in opacity by selecting a background from the Select Background container. Watch the background fade out and then watch the new one fade in. Click on the expand button in the Welcome container and watch as the container transitions to an expanded container. Then, collapse and watch it shrink. Drag one of the containers. Then, drag the other. Do this as many times as you'd like and then click on Undo Move. Watch as containers move back to their previous positions.
Scrollable Components
Put scroll arrows on your Bindows toolbars, menu bars or tabs by using a reusable component called ScrollableComponent. The component works for all derivatives of BiComponent and you can easily instantiate, set its size and then add it to the containing component.
Animating Yahoo's Expanding and Collapsing Tabs
The example imitated here is taken from Yahoo!. It's the expanding/collapsing grid menu tabs found on the Yahoo! home page. Mouseover the tabs and you'll see the animated expanding and collapseing tabs at work. Note that the tab pane content is static. They're just images, but in reality, they can be any component.
Asynchronous Animated Slider
The picture slider is an implementation of Yahoo! "Slide Transition" UI Design Pattern. It's also a knockoff of a slider widget in Yahoo! Games. It's extended to show you how to load photos asynchronously (Ajax!). The Bindows control looks like this:
BlueNileSliders
A reusable component, built with the Bindows 2.5 Toolkit. The component performs asynchronous (AJAX) filtering with a cool filtering control (dual thumbs).
Custom Bindows View Port
A reusable component built with the Bindows 2.5 Toolkit, for graphical display and navigation in a large size randomly generated graph, created from the Bindows graphical API. The way that the pattern works is that the map is the detail part and the little view port located at the lower right or the upper left is the overview part of the pattern. You use this pattern when there is a large amount of spatial information, but you can't see it all. So, thru the view port, you navigate to specific parts of the data.
A "Google Gadget Tips" Like Widget
A reusable component of a series of help screens accessed by mousing over the vertical tabs. You really can't put too much information in each pane, but the vertical tabs are unique and worth imitating for a web application.