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Latest news

RADICORE v1.38.0 released01 August 2008

RADICORE v1.37.0 released01 July 2008

RADICORE v1.36.0 released01 May 2008

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Knowledge Base

The use of Cascading Style Sheets within Radicore22 April 2008

How to implement Two Factor Authentication01 February 2008

How to implement a Virtual Private Database01 October 2007

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Articles

Creating an Oracle driver for RADICORE15 January 2007

Working with a stateless protocol10 March 2006

Performing client-side XSL transformations11 December 2005

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Other Stuff

Object Relational Mappers are EVIL20 August 2007

What is OOP?03 December 2006

Stored Procedures are EVIL03 September 2006

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Radicore Licensing Policy

Radicore Software Limited provides its software under a choice of licenses, designed to meet the usage and distribution requirements of different types of users:

Open Source Projects

If you are developing and distributing not-for-profit, open source applications under the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL), then you are free to use RADICORE under that license. More info»

Commercial Projects

If you are developing and distributing applications which are not under the AGPL, or for which you charge any sort of fee, then Radicore Software Limited provides a commercial license. More Info»

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