Rich-interface patterns get Quince treatment
Infragistics is today expected to open an online community for creating and storing patterns to build rich interfaces using Microsoft and other technologies.
Called Quince it's a free patterns catalogue and "community resource" to help those building user interfaces, from the look and feel through to the workflow.
You will be able to search templates, get updates via RSS, rate patterns, and submit patterns using a pre-designed template that outlines important information you should include.
Infragistics, which has more than 20-years' experience in the Microsoft and Java interface components market, will kick off Quince with 100 patterns from its own archives and those its staff have sourced from elsewhere. Patterns can be implemented using Microsoft's Silverlight media player and Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Java and PHP.
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