Bayside Computing Announces Automated Software Mart Grand Opening.

FREEPORT, FL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 10, 1999--Today John Danilow of Bayside Computing, Inc, formally announced the grand opening of the company's highly interactive Automated Software Mart located at http://www.baysidecomputing.com/ on the world wide web.

The site provides practical, low-cost, interactive Java applets, systems level developer information, and even some application specific software. The site primarily targets software developers and web page developers.

"One of the more appealing features of our site is that our Java applets are actually practical and useful to web page developers", said John. "Many magnificent Java applets have marginal utilty for the businessman; our applet focus is practicality," he emphasized. "We strive for flexibility and utility and of course we want pleasing asthetics, but true works of art are likely to be accidental. As a site developer myself, I want to appropriately and rapidly convey information in an interactive fashion where possible, and I want applets to be attractive, easily configurable, easily usable, and reasonably priced. Typically BCI's applets will meet all of these criteria", he concluded.

Site visitors to http://www.baysidecomputing.com/ can also find information addressing some of the more esoteric systems intefaces. John hopes to share BCI's extensive 'lower level' development experience with the newer breed of developer on an as needed basis. "The site is a bit thin in that area right now", he declared, "but it will grow!".

There is a modest charge for all materials at Bayside Computing's Automated Software Mart, and there is a small license fee for applet usage.

Source: DigitalWork http://www.digitalwork.com