WEBIX BLOG

Webix 11.1 is out! This time we are very excited to present to you a new Webix widget – Rich Text Editor. We have worked really hard to design a convenient tool that will open advanced opportunities for our users and help them extend the functionality of their projects. We also updated and enhanced our complex widgets with new features – File Manager, Document Manager, SpreadSheet, Scheduler, Diagram, ToDo, Gantt and User Manager. Let’s now go further and take a closer look at all the updates.

In this article we are going to look at Webix 2024 year results in facts and figures, as well as share with you our plans for the year that has just begun. We would like to highlight some key points giving you a clearer understanding of how the Webix library is developing. We also intend to keep you informed about practical steps we take for enhancing our products’ functionalities and user experience. So, let’s begin.

Today we invite you to have a closer look at JavaScript trends in 2025 and make predictions about which of them will determine the near future of web-development. When it comes to forecasting the future we unwittingly start thinking about where to get some magical means for predicting it. And it is a great pity we don’t have any, isn’t it? Not really. We have something far more valuable – our expertise that helps us make precise and reliable technology forecasts.

The fall is coming to an end and we are entering the winter season with a rich harvest of new features of the Webix library. In the 11.0 release Webix engineers introduced a number of updates for the Webix core and complex widgets, including SpreadSheet, Report Manager and File Manager.

According to the 2024 Development Survey carried out by Stack Overflow, React is on the list of most popular technologies for web development. It holds the top position in the ranking among professional developers with the highest score of 41.6% and it ranks second among all the respondents with the score of 39.5%. Statistics shows that React confidently keeps the lead in the development community and on the market staying ahead of Angular and Vue.js.

We continue our series of articles on the evolution of Webix complex widgets and today we are going to plunge into the history of the Webix JavaScript Pivot Table – elaborating on the major changes the widget has undergone and the enhancements it is constantly receiving to ensure the users are provided with a wide range of possibilities facilitating their interaction with data.

The implementation of robust solutions for handling large quantities of data has become a new norm for web application development. The exponential growth of data can be quite a challenge as the tools we utilize should ensure data availability, high processing speed and provide against delays or inconsistencies. As large datasets are often used in advanced analytics, business intelligence and statistics – minor downtime can cause major issues. Today we are going to carry out an in-depth analysis of Webix JS DataTable – a cutting-edge solution for managing extensive data efficiently.

Webix team are constantly working to improve the quality and usability of Webix products, as well as provide our users with a wide variety of tools they can easily apply for enhancing their businesses. And it is always great to know that the efforts we make are recognized by our users and the dev community – we appreciate that so much!

In recent months the Webix team have been working hard crafting new features for Webix complex widgets and introducing changes aimed at upleveling our product. The efforts of our passionate professionals resulted in a release of a new Webix 10.3 version we are so delighted to announce today.

This article will be the first in the series of articles on the evolution of JS Webix complex widgets. We intend to highlight the continuous updates our widgets go through to acquire new features, enhanced performance and attractive UI one can comfortably interact with.