Description=Radio UserLand is a full Web application development and runtime environment. It puts an industrial-strength Web server on your desktop. Apps run in the browser... server software and data are on your system. Because Radio supports XML-RPC and SOAP 1.1, you can run software that links into new distributed XML-based networks, being created by developers on all platforms (in languages such as Python, Perl, Tcl, Visual Basic, PHP and AppleScript). Even C, Java and Microsoft .NET software can wire up to the Radio desktop over the Internet. Radio is also a powerful XML-based news aggregator, richer than the ones on centralized servers, and it runs on your computer. It's also an easy Web writing tool - similar to Blogger or Manila - only you have total control of your data, too. And you get the source code for the desktop website in Radio, as well as unlimited customization potential, all in an easy scripting environment with an outliner-based script editor.The other guys are years behind.
