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Hey Guys,
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VWG ASP.NET Wrapper
Hi all,In the last 2 days we are devoting time and resources to QA the Asp.Net control Wrapper and I just had to give you a small heads up about it so you could start planning.To those of you that are not familiar with the issue a long time ago we created a demo to show how you can take Asp.Net components that you bought from a third party or created yourself and wrap them and use them as VWG controls, And by that increasing the richness of your control library. It was not a very easy task to do.When I got to writing an article about it I found out how hard it was to do this and I also found a few bugs that just made it impossible to use.This led us to rethink the entire control wrapping idea. And I’m happy to say that we found a very nice solution.The new wrapping feature is not only useful it’s also easy. All you have to do is add to your project a reference to the DLL that holds the control. Then you need to right on the project and select Add->Asp.Net control wrapper. You will be prompt with a list of controls from the list of assembles that are referenced in the project. After you select a control you want to wrap and name it VWG will generate a new control that wraps the Asp.Net control. You can now use it by dragging it to the from the tool boxAnd with that we covered wrapping of Asp.Net controls. I hope that you are making the same “wow” sounds that I made when I saw this the first time.This will be release in 6.3 but you will be able to use it in 6.3 pre release version that we will release later on next week.This is also a new thing that we plan to do, and that to release a few version pre release before the official release to allow you to see the new features and bug fix before the version is out. These versions are just for fun and games and to satisfy your hunger and should be treated that way.I will release a much more detailed article and demo later on.Enjoy,
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e-doc offers a simple yet powerful document management solution with VWG
"Choosing VWG reduced largely the time of development and gave us an easy way to create an interface similar to windows. Our developers almost forgot they were developing a web application."
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How to use custom style in a Visual WebGui Control
In this “How to” we are going to learn how to use “Custom Style” in a Visual WebGui Control.
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Visual WebGui Releases the First Empty Client Platform at PDC2008
The new Empty Client Platform works with Microsoft ASP.NET to provide the highest level of security and a framework that simplifies and reduces development cycles by up to 90%
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Today's Webcast
Today at 9am PT, Visual WebGui is presenting a Webcast:
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Gizmox Announces release of Visual WebGui 6.2
Upgraded Edition Features a Consolidated Installer and a Higher Level of Integration into Visual Studio for a Dramatic Improvement in Developer Experience and also development environment compatibility
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Habanero and VWG: Sample project now available
This is an announcement from the official Chillisof website:
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Visual WebGui Empty Client Approach
Abstract
Up to now, in order to design new web applications, enhance and modernize existing ones or port desktop applications to web, one would use tools that extend traditional multi-layer, multi-language architecture. This traditional architecture is complex, time consuming to develop, hard to debug and maintain, and the end result is vulnerable and hard to secure. Whether one chooses the "Thin client" approach which requires specific installation on the client, or the "Thick client" which requires strong terminals and entails severe security hazards by exposing logic and data on the client, they both present their challenges. AJAX has added more design complexities that require highly skilled (and expensive) technologists to implement, and even more security concerns. The bottom line led to a doubtful ROI for enterprise use cases. -
Free all the way: Using Visual WebGui with SharpDevelop and Visual Studio Express
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Using Visual WebGui Gateways ina simpler way
In this article we are going to learn how to use Visual WebGui Gateways. Gateways are Visual WebGui way to declare virtual URLs that are handheld by a control according to declared actions.
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Live Chat for our community members in Asia & Europe
Following the positive feedback received from our team and the members who participated in the first Visual WebGui Live Community Chat and requests from community members who could not attend due to the time difference we have decided to have another Live Cummunity Chat this month.
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VWG integration allows to create one application for the Desktop & Web
The integration of Visual WebGUI by Gizmox into Habanero v2 allows the application to be released either on the desktop or the web, and successfully simulates the rich controls of Windows Forms and hugely enhances bandwidth use for data-rich web applications.
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Visual WebGui Developers group in LinkedIn
We have created a Visual WebGui Developers group in LinkedIn.
All of you who use it (whoever doesn't might consider it) - it should provide another tool where you can share knowledge and resources about Visual WebGui. -
The 3rd generation solution from IFN uses Visual WebGui as its platform
Israeli File Net VP Sales and Marketing: “Presenting DriveU UI (Visual WebGui is embedded) is one of my favorite parts; you can see the looks on the audience faces, they are very impressed with the richness and responsiveness of the web UI”
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The much anticipated new version 6.2 is available for download
As revealed before, the new version 6.2 presents an improved developer experience with its complete integration into Visual Studio, and the consolidated installation process. In addition, it also presents improved compatability to development environments.
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The new Visual WebGui integration to Visual Studio
Version 6.2 holds a major change for Visual WebGui (VWG) developers. For the first time Visual WebGui is more than just a project template in Visual Studio it’s fully integrated into Visual Studio. The integration facilitates VWG developer’s interfaces with an easy customization of VWG applications allowing the deployment of the application without having to edit the WebConfig by hand. We’ve added customized menus with new features that save time while developing VWG application.
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Visual WebGui October Events
There are a few occasions in October in which our community members can join us in order to:
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VWG is a superb toolkit - it makes visually very impressive apps very quickly
Microsoft vs Google
I've been considering which of two platforms to experiment with for my next project. -
MSDN Webcast: Implement the Complete Model View Controller (MVC) Pattern for the Web with Visual WebGui (Level 300)
Start Date:
Thursday, October 23, 2008 9:00 AM Pacific Time (US & Canada)