In this dream, developers assemble powerful applications from prebuilt, pretested components.
Development happens faster, introduces fewer bugs, and produces better software.
On this topic Newsletters ASP Tutor. White Papers Year 2000 WebGain Application Composer, the development tool previously known as Spin, attempts to make this dream a reality. And it does a better job than you might expect for a 1.0 release. However, its lack of Swing user interface support and failure to integrate with source-code control software limited it to a score of Good. A bundle of features Rather than provide a proprietary toolkit and framework and ask developers to build applications with it, Application Composer starts with standards-based technologies such as Java, JavaBeans, Servlets, JSPs, and EJBs.