| Website | axiomsoftwareinc.com |
| Blog | axiomblog.com |
| Category | Software |
| Phone | 703-657-1313 |
| Employees | 7 |
| Founded | 2003 |
Axiom Software is a leading provider of web-based software applications including the content management system, Axiom CMS.
Axiom Software applications are driven by the Axiom Stack, a rapid development web application framework. With a core written in Java, Axiom Stack applications are written completely in ECMAscript (JavaScript).
| Website | axiomcms.com |
| Blog | axiomblog.com |
| Stage | Live |
| Launch Date | 2007 |
Axiom CMS is an open source Java-based Web content management system licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). The browser-based application is used to add, update and modify website content. Axiom CMS is written in Javascript (ECMAscript) and is run on any operating system through the open source Axiom Stack Web application framework.
| Website | searchableradio.com |
| Tags | iphone, search, radio, npr |
Axiom Searchable Radio is an iPhone Web application that allows the user to search, browse and listen to online content.
Built to take advantage of National Public Radio’s open API, Axiom Searchable Radio is based on the Axiom Stack Web application framework and is available for free.
| Website | axiomstack.com |
| Blog | axiomblog.com |
Axiom Stack is an Open Source (AGPL) rapid development web application framework. With a core written in Java, Axiom Stack applications are written completely in ECMAscript (JavaScript).
Applications written for Axiom Stack are run server-side using the Mozilla Rhino ECMAScript engine. Use of language features up to ECMAScript 1.7 are supported: for example, E4X for XML manipulation and list comprehensions like those found in the Python programming language. E4X is used in TALE, Axiom’s XML-based templating system.
Axiom Stack uses an object-oriented database as its primary storage rather than a traditional relational database. All data stored in an application is surfaced as ECMAScript objects. Object persistence is largely transparent to the application developer.
