WEBIX BLOG

The highly-anticipated grand event of September 2019 is about to happen soon. The new version of Webix UI library is coming out! While waiting for this big day let’s have a look at the major changes and updates that are going to see the world.

August is over, and it means some important events regarding Webix are getting closer. Check out this post to learn about what to expect in September. Also, don’t miss a chance to go through a selection of useful articles and news from the previous month.

Working with dependent data sources with Webix Datatable became more convenient with Webix 6.3+. You can use options to connect several data sources and set dropdown lists for editors and filters. I will share with you the tweaks and benefits that might not seem obvious from first glance.

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August is here already, which means it’s about time to take stock of the progress achieved by the Webix team in July. So, let’s have a look at the most significant events and articles of the previous month.

The community of Webix users keeps on growing! Another group of XB Software developers has completed our corporate training courses.

Horray! Webix is celebrating its 6th birthday. For the first time, our library was released on the 7th of July in 2013. It’s been 6 years since we started helping software developers from all over the world create high-quality and feature-rich business web applications.

Time flies… Especially in summer. So, don’t miss your chance to enjoy the warm days. Meanwhile, June is already over, and we’ve prepared for you a follow-up with the most significant Webix news and articles of the past month.

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.

We are happy to present the second interview in our new series of articles about how Webix users put their ideas into practice. If you want to share your experience in building apps with Webix, you are welcome to contact us.

Today we will tell you about Jochen who is an experienced SharePoint and Office 365 developer, consultant, and business analyst from Germany.

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.