M/Gateway Developments Ltd, is a UK based company that specializes in advanced web application technologies, integration and middleware technologies.

The company's flagship product, eXtc Web Developer (EWD), is a rapid web application development technology, incorporating a powerful yet simple-use AJAX framework. EWD is unique in that it is completely technology agnostic. An application defined with EWD can be compiled to generate identical versions that will run on any of the mainstream web run-time environments, eg PHP, Java Server Pages, etc. EWD's primary focus is to massively simplify the development of, and radically reduce the maintenance overheads of complex, enterprise-scale web/AJAX applications.

EWD's almost unlimited XML-based user-extensibility features have been recently harnessed to add support for the dijit widget set from the Dojo Foundation. The ease with which Dojo's widgets can be used within EWD to create powerful AJAX applications has to be seen to be believed, so a visit to our stand is a must! For more information about M/Gateway, visit http://www.mgateway.com.

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2008  Will Be The Decision Year for RIAs
AJAXWorld Conference & Expo 2008 will provide delegates with the optimum balance between RIAs, Rich Web Technologies and AJAX, while underlining business needs, technology potential, and enhanced user experience.

This year at AJAXWorld the relentless focus is not only on where RIAs are now but also where Rich Web Technologies are headed, where Enterprise Web 2.0 and Social Applications are taking the software development industry and the end user, and how Rich Web Technologies are transforming our businesses and our lives.

Delegates will learn how RIAs are making money and gaining market-share for some of the leading businesses in the world.

The real-world questions that will be answered by this year's 140+ sessions are those that currently preoccupy working developers, architects, IT managers and business line managers. The 2008 tracks include: