Genero vs TIBCO General Interface [EOL] comparison

Genero Enterprise comprises Studio – a visual programming development framework that models apps from three basic diagrams that describe: the application workflow, the database relationships and the user interface. The application is generated from these diagrams using customizable code templates that can be adapted to suit your own corporate needs and standards. Custom business rules can be inserted using Code Editor – a language sensitive editor that corrects syntax in real-time. Develop in teams, locally and remotely via the Subversion source code control system.

TIBCO General Interface consists of two components: General Interface Builder and General Interface Framework. TIBCO General Interface Builder is a browser-based, visual development environment used to develop AJAX applications. AJAX (asynchronous communications, JavaScript, and XML) applications are run in a standard browser, but look and feel like a desktop-run application. General Interface Builder includes a Components Libraries Palette that contains many standard components used to add functionality to your application, such as menus, taskbars, text boxes, etc. TIBCO General Interface Framework is a distributable runtime framework for running browser-based applications developed with General Interface Builder. Note that this framework is deployed as part of Workspace - it does not need to be deployed to client machines to run a WCC application. The only software need to run the application locally is a browser.