Coming soon:  ABL as a Rest Server



POWERFUL LOGIC ANNOTATIONS

Declare complex, multi-table logic
Video below, explained here

OPEN SOURCE

Develop and deploy for free
using the Mozilla License

FAST AND EASY

Engine plugs into Hibernate events
No recoding, automated integrity
















Easy to adopt


Getting started is fast and easy

Use the Evaluation Guide to find out more about ABL.


Agile
Declarative: 100x code reduction - get to market and respond to change faster.
Extensible: use Java or Groovy to address complex problems.

Transparent: spreadsheet-like business logic is a common language for Business Users and IT - reduces requirements risk.


Reduced TCO
Maintenance Automation from fully automated dependency management on every change. 

Compliance Automation from automated re-use (Rete engines require explicit calls).
 
Performance automation reduces hardware costs and tuning effort.



Bob Evans (CIO, COO): "automating business logic creates a corporate advantage"

Fernando Nunez (CEO): "our high expectations have been exceeded"

Imatia Projects: development time reduced by 50%, maintenance much faster



RECENT NEWS

  • ABL as a Rest Server Rest Servers are all the rage for mobile and cloud data access.  ABL/Server is a Rest Server that automates security and integrity.  It's still under construction, but check ...
    Posted Jan 3, 2013, 2:28 PM by Val Huber
  • 2.2.0 is out We're excited to announce the general availability of version 2.2.0. New features and bug fixes, all in a yummy package. Let us know what you think!
    Posted Dec 28, 2012, 1:31 AM by Max Tardiveau
  • Inheritance coming in 2.2 For version 2.2, we're finally implementing inheritance, both for data objects, and for logic objects.Inheritance for data objects is of course Hibernate's business, and it's ...
    Posted Dec 1, 2012, 10:00 PM by Max Tardiveau
  • Project Success Stories Projects have reached phases where Developers can report on business results, and their reports are great to hear.
    Posted Aug 28, 2012, 9:30 PM by Val Huber
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