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Posted in May 19, 2010 by Klaus Wuestefeld - Edit - History

Sneer is an open source, fine-grained component platform for P2P social network applications.

It is a pojo-style crossover between Skype and OSGi on a serious XML-free diet.

It completely dismisses questionable middlemen such as email providers, Google, Facebook, etc; and sets the scene for applications that empower users to control and share their information and computing resources with their freinds in an autonomous, sovereign manner.

Users are able to create, share and assemble their own tiny components called bricks (as in Lego) to build Sovereign Applications (Snapps).

Download Sneer

License: aGPLv3.
Resources: Documentation is included in the download itself. Programmers are welcome to join our mailing list.

See you soon, The Sneer Team.

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i just made my term paper about this applications and most applications used in desktop. Sovereign applications is one of the application used. Most application can be classified in two types: the sovereign and the transient application.

Sovereign application are the applications may use by the people in long period of time and best used in full screen mode. example is Adobe Photoshop etc...

Transient application are the applications in desktop that rarely to use by people and can be use in small screen mode, example like calculator.

- - galator

Posted in Jun 16, 2010 by 122.49.210.50

I'm looking for information about Sneer, because I must write an essay on that subject. Thank you for so nice article, I found here a lot of useful details.

- - tommy

Posted in Jun 23, 2010 by 78.26.136.222

I have been using this platform before but I cannot configure it well. My website is Window Coverings and Houston Shutters.

- - - James

- - James

Posted in Jul 1, 2010 by 203.87.178.19

Very Interesting

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- - John

Posted in Jul 8, 2010 by 96.31.87.230

thank you for sharing. didactic and essential to newbies like me. essay topics

Posted in Aug 2, 2010 by francois

I've been using it for acouple of things, on my compare home loans website. It has been working out quite well.

- - sam

Posted in Aug 5, 2010 by 58.6.148.78

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