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Interactive component-based software development with Espresso
Most component models in use today are language-independent, but also platform-dependent and not designed specifically to support a tool-based visual development paradigm. Espresso is a new component model that was designed with the goal of supporting software development through tool-based visual component composition. Being implemented in Java, Espresso components can run on any Java-enabled platform.
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