Abstract: Various technologies and techniques are disclosed for providing a thin client software development environment. A server-based software development application is provided that is operable to be displayed in a thin client user interface on a client computer. The server-based development application has a server-based compiler. Input is received from the client computer to interact with a software development project using the server-based software development application. The software development project is stored in a location accessible from the software development application. A compile selection is received from the client computer to compile the software development project using the server-based software development application. A compiled application is generated with the server-based software development application and provided to the client computer. A sharing feature allows the software development project to be accessed by multiple users from different client computers.

Abstract: Various technologies and techniques are disclosed for providing a thin client software development environment. A server-based software development application is provided that is operable to be displayed in a thin client user interface on a client computer. The server-based development application has a server-based compiler. Input is received from the client computer to interact with a software development project using the server-based software development application. The software development project is stored in a location accessible from the software development application. A compile selection is received from the client computer to compile the software development project using the server-based software development application. A compiled application is generated with the server-based software development application and provided to the client computer. A sharing feature allows the software development project to be accessed by multiple users from different client computers.

Abstract: A dust separator in which a plurality of elongated emission electrodes are detachably held at one end in respective holder fittings secured to a pair of parallel, slightly-resilient inner frame members, or holders, which in turn are secured to substantially non-resilient outer frame members, and at their other ends in at least one holder fitting secured to a common cylindrical central holder extending between and parallel to the frame members; the electrode assembly is tensioned by adjustment of screws fastening said inner frame members or holders to said outer frame members. In one form the holder fittings are hollow cylinders through which the electrodes extend, and the electrodes are positioned in the fittings by their bent-over ends and clamped therein by tubular members forced into the hollow cylinders. In another form, specially-shaped holder shoes are used, in which dove-tailed ends of the electrodes are held.