Today we are happy to introduce Webix 6.4. We dedicated this release to stabilizing the library itself and its integration with backend platforms. Alongside the long list of fixes, the new version includes the support of Amazon S3 for File Manager, .NET backend examples for Webix widgets, and the updated WJet CLI tool for quick prototyping of Webix Jet apps. Read more for details.
As promised, today I will share with you a Webix solution for creating real-time apps. You will find out how to use a WebSocket connection for:
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Meet new Webix 6.3. With the new version, you will get the full-screen mode for UI widgets, new rules of button styling and typing, promises for data saving, and mentioning functionality in the Comments widget.
Check the complete list of new features and updates on the What’s new page and read on to find out more.
What is your favorite Webix destination? Let me guess. If it is not docs, it is obviously Webix snippets, the tool for code prototyping and sharing. Starting from today, you can use it to browse hundreds of useful snippets. Join me to find your favorite snippet.
Webix has made yet another step to perfection. In version 6.2, you will find stylish tooltips for any part of the app and the update for server proxies that will help you load and save data more conveniently. Your users will have a visual export of charts to PDF and better drag-n-drop in data components. And we have other good news: Webix Jet 2.0 is out. You will find more goodies below.
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