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Introduction


Welcome to TIBET!

Why TIBET?

Less Risk, More Reward.

TIBET is unique in that it's optimized to:

  • focus on the needs of desktop applications,
  • support low-code authoring via smart markup,
  • operate without reliance on an HTTP server,
  • provide a complete, single-vendor solution.

TIBET delivers by seamlessly integrating a:


Let's take a closer look…


Desktop Harness

Desktop Harness

TIBET's Desktop Harness is a ready-to-rock application framework with:

  • authentication/authorization via Okta, et. al.,
  • configuration management for app, tool, and user settings,
  • fast, flexibile loading and logging infrastructure,
  • pluggable architecture for deep desktop integration,
  • packaging and deployment for easy app distribution.

Create your new app in seconds with tibet clone:

tibet clone hello
cd ./hello
tibet init
tibet start


With TIBET you're running a deployable app in minutes.

Enhancing and testing your new app is immersive and easy:

  • low-code Client Stack tags let you extend your base application,
  • live patching and an In-App IDE let you develop on-the-fly,
  • secure, scalable Data Server lets you mock, proxy, and more,
  • runtime and ci/cd-ready Test Harness ensures code quality.

TIBET's integrated Command Tools handle deployment:

tibet lint
tibet test
tibet build --release
tibet deploy


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Client Stack

Client Stack

Building for the desktop is different. There's no server to handle the logic, you need a full-strength application library to be successful.

TIBET was specifically designed to support full-strength application functionality, not just the thin UX layer typical of most web libraries.

Fully integrated and fully supported, the Client Stack includes:

Configuration
-- Unified configuration system for the full TIBET stack
Loading
-- Dynamic multi-phase loader with shared metadata
Logging
-- Extensible object-oriented logger with leveling
Primitives
-- Portable platform isolation layer for JS, DOM, CSS, XML
OO & Traits
-- Smalltalk-inspired inheritance coupled with traits
Signals & Exceptions
-- State / route / responder signaling and exceptions
State Machines
-- Nestable state machines w/ controller integration
I18N
-- Extensible Locales plus native type parsing / formatting
Devices
-- Keyboard mapping, key sequences, mouse gestures, D&D
Services
-- Request / Response processing for sync/async Services
Users & Roles
-- vCard-based user, role, unit, org support with keyrings
URLs & URNs
-- URI-based state management with change notification
Content
-- Powerful OO classes for the DOM, XML, and JSON
Queries & Paths
-- CSS queries, JSONPath, XPath, and xpointer() support
Templating
-- Full tag templating with integrated data formatters
Data Binding
-- Single and bi-directional binding with nested scopes
Routing & History
-- Signaling-based router with full history integration
Tag System
-- Type-driven multi-phase tag processing with XML support
Forms & Fields
-- Accessible fields, groups, formatters, and validators
UX Base Tags
-- Custom tag supertypes supporting d3, SVG, et. al.


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In-App IDE

In-App IDE

Lama™ is our interactive in-app IDE.

Unlike file-centric tools which rely on a bottom-up edit/reload cycle, Lama is tag-centric and operates top-down on your running application through direct manipulation.

Feedback is immediate and immersive with the Lama.

With Lama you simply select a tag you want to edit and go to work:

IDE Halo

Lama innovates in a number of areas:

  • interactive, top-down development with zero reload/compilation downtime,
  • extremely fine-grained editing focused on tags and their behavior,
  • add new tags, types, and more without leaving your running application,
  • source edits sync bi-directionally between client and server without reload,
  • extensible development library supporting new inspectors, editors, etc.

Some of that may sound familiar but we invite you to take a closer look.


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Data Server

Data Server

The TIBET Data Server is a penetration-tested server capable of full production use.

For Desktop application development, the Data Server can be used out-of-the-box to mock remote Cloud APIs or local endpoints in seconds.

Once you're ready to test against live services flip a config flag and your endpoints shift from mocks to routes targeting your configured services.

Data Server Startup
TDS Startup

If you're building a new web application or web site, TIBET's server configurations are secure, production-ready, and used in a number of installations.

Regardless of your specific requirements, TIBET makes it easy to mock, develop, and deploy new APIs, web sites, or web applications out-of-the-box.


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Command Tools

Command Tools

TIBET's Command Tools support the entire development and deployment (devops) lifecycle with a focus on ease-of-use and eliminating anything that interrupts flow.

The TIBET CLI runs commands but it also runs your application; reflecting on it, testing it, interacting with it to provide functionality guided directly by your application's code.

Command Line Overview
Command Line Overview

As with all of TIBET, TIBET's Command Tools are fully-integrated, leveraging TIBET's configuration system, reflection metadata, and each other, to optimize your workflow.

Extending the CLI is easy by adding your own commands or tibet make targets. TIBET even supports writing your own app documentation manpages.


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TIBET Summary

Summary

As mentioned earlier, we believe TIBET is the best business choice for creating cross-platform, mission-critical business applications.

With unmatched scope and integration, TIBET makes creating desktop applications easy.

Try TIBET.

We think you'll agree.

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