Assembling WebRB Applications: An Example-Based Walk-through discusses a set of WebRB examples that developers can import into their account as a "starter kit." The examples illustrate WebRB's features and are small enough to encourage experimentation by developers who want to get a quick look at WebRB.

WebRB: a Language and Runtime For Multi-Page Relational Web-Applications and WebRB: A Different Way To Write Web Applications are submitted conference papers (still under review) that discuss the WebRB system.

Relational Blocks: Declarative Visual Assembly of Enterprise Applications describes an older, Java-based version of WebRB, but it provides a useful discussion of the context and motivation for the WebRB approach to building applications.

3. Why are certain features missing?
This version of WebRB provides a bare-bones, end-to-end implementation to support the relational-block way of building applications. The set of model blocks support the basic "CRUD" operations. Most algebra blocks are missing; only a subset of the HTML elements are supported; and, for the supported HTML elements, only a limited number of properties and events are suppored. We plan to enhance WebRB in these areas as well as in error handling and data type support. We expect to prioritize the list of WebRB enhancements based on the feedback we receive from WebRB users.

4. How can I report a bug?
Please send email to webrb@us.ibm.com. Include the XML for the pages that cause the problem, and include any necessary table definitions (table names and column names).