WEBIX JAVASCRIPT LIBRARY BLOG

Recently, quite a lot of Webix users have reported spam and malware sent from the email addresses of Webix Team members. But owls are not what they seem. Internet criminals get more and more creative at getting to people’s personal information and money. So do not let down your guard! Read more to find out how to tell a spammer from a Webix Team member and how not to give away your info and money.
 

We always feel happy when we learn how our UI library helps our customers translate their ideas into reality. Are you a Webix user? We would be glad to hear your story. Feel free to contact us with your showcases.

The opener of our new article series is an interview with one of the Webix users, a programmer Valeriy Kuznetsov. He develops digital solutions for both leading agricultural companies and small enterprises.

Webix allowed Valeriy to create an effective cloud tool for software development within a short time. The system is called WizXpert. This solution combines back-end, front-end, and hybrid mobile app development. The system’s interface is Webix-based.

With Webix UI library you can export any tabular app data into a PDF file. The recent Webix 6.2 offers even more capabilities regarding this feature. Now you can save views as images, format data specifically for the report, place several widgets into one PDF file, and enjoy many other useful functionalities. Make sure you haven’t missed any long-awaited updates.

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It’s about time to prepare your lighter clothing and sunglasses! Welcome the long-awaited spring! Let’s say goodbye to winter and recall the most important news and articles of February. Undoubtedly, the biggest event for our team was the release of Webix 6.2.

If you are a Webix HTML5 framework user, we’d like to give you a hint on how to create a web interface with Webix UI framework quickly and easily. Believe it or not, but you need just 12 lines of JavaScript code. And of course a bit of Webix magic!