Webix has recently shared with the world a bunch of new features and updates. If you haven’t checked them out yet – go forward! And now we are excited to look ahead and announce even more business solutions planned for the September release.
Moving on with learning the experience of Webix users all over the world.
We have a conversation today with a young and promising web developer from West Africa. Emmanuel Onah is now studying IT in Estonia and he has already got acquainted with Webix. Let’s see how helpful Webix can be for those dealing with the translating documents projects.
Webix continues to grow its community of users from around the world.
From this interview, you will learn how to connect 16 cameras of one bus and how DevOps was called in the previous century.
We have a conversation today with a Webix user from Israel. Kiril Serebnik is a development operation engineer at Lumissil Microsystems company. The company is a division of Integrated Silicon Solutions Inc. (ISSI). They produce audio amplifiers, LED drivers, touch sensors, and other analog semiconductor products. Their solutions are provided for automotive, IoT, and industrial markets.
Nice to see you, Kiril. Please, tell us a bit about your career.
Seven year ago on July 7th, Webix was released for the first time. During these years the library grew up into the mature eco-system for building web applications and gathered a large audience of developers. We are happy to deliver quality code and support you in your business solutions. Hope it is so 😉
To keep up with the tradition, today we are ready to present Webix 7.4 with the emphasis on complex widgets.
Webix manages to trully connect people from around the globe. Today we have a talk with Nikhil Sharma. Nikhil is a full stack developer at Transportation| Warehouse Optimization company.
The companyis a provider of end-to-end supply chain solutions. The goal of their products is to enhance the existing systems of the customers. The T|WO organisation integrates with a wide range of logistics systems. Over the past 25 years T|WO has helped numerous Fortune 500 companies in a variety of industries reduce their total logistics costs.
Today we have a rare opportunity to learn how the business of one of the most experienced Webix users is developing. We talk to Valery Kuznetsov, an author of the cloud platform for developing software solutions WizXpert.
A year ago, we interviewed Valery. He told us about the experience of creating a new platform, his own version of the cloud IDE. Today we will discuss the changes and how the development of this project is progressing.
This year we have worked out a new concept of complex widgets and have already released the new ones: File Manager, Document Manager, Query, and User Manager. They were built from scratch as fully configurable Webix Jet app modules, which makes them flexible, powerful… and yet not very easy to master regarding the code. However once you grasp the concept, it opens great opportunities.
Let’s explore the technical features of the new widgets and learn of all the benefits of the Jet-based approach.
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