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Four J's Development Tools Announces Availability Of Genero 1.3

Four J's Development Tools, a provider of development tools and deployment infrastructure, announced the availability of Genero 1.3, a groundbreaking application development and deployment infrastructure.

With Genero developers are free to choose virtually any OS, database or hardware platform to develop and deploy their application. They are never locked in -- the same application can move to new platforms with little or no effort. And with Genero, developers get all the advantages of advanced capabilities like Web services, industry standard XML and enterprise application integration at their fingertips without paying a huge price in infrastructure or lost productivity. Genero brings unprecedented productivity, agility and scalability to the delivery of data-intensive business software solutions.

Genero will significantly reduce development time. Unlike other development environments, Genero efficiently delivers data-intensive applications without the overwhelming complexity and unnecessary object-oriented overhead. Because of its simplicity, Genero is not only ideal for high-skilled developers, but also enables "newer" developers to focus on the business logic rather than the infrastructure and rapidly build high-scaled business applications.

"These are very exciting times for Four J's," said Jean Georges Schwartz, chief executive officer of Four J's Development Tools. "Genero is truly revolutionary; it cuts through the complexity, insulating business logic from the numerous heterogeneous and ever changing deployment permutations and therefore opens the door to endless possibilities. Genero 1.3 can be used as an alternative to languages such as JAVA and .NET. or provide interoperability with applications that have already been developed with other languages. With Genero you get all the benefits and features of more complex languages without the need for rewriting or re-architecting the application."

Genero enables developers to focus on business logic rather than infrastructure by combining a synchronized XML tree structure designed to optimize performance, a business and database-oriented programming language, and a robust and reliable deployment architecture. Developers can now focus on deployment issues such as databases, operating systems and user interfaces. Genero enables the rapid, predictable, GUI and platform-independent development of business applications. Genero 1.3's support of new technologies such as Web services ensures that applications are insulated from future technology changes.

Genero was designed from the ground up for building high performance applications. It achieves this through its application workhorse, the Dynamic Virtual Machine, or DVM. The DVM does the heavy lifting of optimizing an application's architecture and deployment infrastructure. It is a highly efficient application server, which automatically manages and optimizes communications between client and server, without developer effort -- no longer does the developer have to spend time rewriting the application for more performance.