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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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Products

Radicore currently have the following product(s):

Radicore for PHP

This product is available now and consists of the following:

• Rapid Application Development framework which is based on Transaction Patterns.
• Data Dictionary.
• Customisable Menu system.
• Role Based Access Control system.
• Audit Logging system.
• Workflow Engine.
• Built-in support for internationalisation.
• A set of working prototype applications.

Radicore for Java

Read how the RADICORE framework has inspired a Java programmer to create an alternative implementation in the Java language, one that is better than Struts and even Ruby on Rails!