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- Non-Cloud-Based Web Applications
- Integrate Databases, Devices, and Software from Multiple Locations into Your Web Application
- Make Use of Mesh Network Features: Scalability, Redundancy, and Resilience for Your Applications
- Evergreen Software via Distributed Small Services in a Node Network
- Web Applications That Operate in a Whole New Way
- Integrating Session Management with User, Role, and Permission Management
- Out-of-the-Box Service Resolution with Zero Configuration
- Countless Nodes in a Network, Each Running Hundreds of Services
- Technical Overview
- Configure Nodes Behind Firewalls Without Direct Access
- With Just a Small Library, Your Java Application Becomes a Node
- Java 8 and Later in Its Pure Form
- 100% Asynchronous Design for Maximum Performance and Resource Use
- Bidirectional Communication Between Objects Across Every Node in the Network
- Performance
Description of nyssr.net
- A completely different platform for nano- and microservices
- The messaging is very advanced as REST, JMS, AMQP, SOAP
- The design goals of nyssr.net
- Freely communicating microservices
- Redundant Microservice Registries: Load Balancing and Service Discovery Benefits
- The role of a node's location
- Turn your program or service into a node
- Where are the differences to REST and JAVA messaging?
- Additional Features
Description of RemoteSkin
- RemoteSkin is a server based UI with a swing renderer
- Distributed applications, windows, dialogs
- Define the UI via JSON and change it via function API
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Documentation of nyssr.net and RemoteSkin
- Getting Started
- Tutorials for nyssr.net
- Documentation of the nyssr.net
- Documentation of RemoteSkin
  - RemoteSkin for the web
    - Messages API for manipulating the DOM
    - Generic Message API for web dialogs
  - RemoteSkin for Java Swing