WEBIX BLOG

There is a wonderful tradition we are happy to carry on – each year we announce Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales and this year is not an exception.

In a world where frontend frameworks come and go like fashion trends, Webix has stayed true to its core. While others have chased hype cycles, we’ve kept our feet on the ground: building a UI library that’s relentlessly fast, data-centric, and developer-first.

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.

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!

We are happy to introduce a new look of the Webix forum to our customers.

The summer of 2021 is finally here in Minsk. Sunny days tempt the Webix team to finish working hours earlier and to enjoy warm nights in the city or cozy sunsets near the lake. But luckily the sun provides us with extra energy to work and to make the Webix library better. 

A nice improvement we are happy to share with you is our new Samples Gallery. Now we have all our favorite widgets in one place with the useful information gathered succinctly. The Gallery is easy to navigate and it claims to become a handy tool for making the Webix learning curve shorter. Let’s look at the possibilities of the new tool!

Dear Webix users. Our team joins the worldwide struggle with the COVID-19 spreading. If you are working in the sphere of health care, developing medical projects or startups, please contact us to learn about special terms of cooperation. 

Last week Webix technical director Maksim Kozhukh gave an interview for the IT blog SurviveJS.

In the conversation with the author of the blog Juho Vepsäläinen they discussed strong and weak peculiarities of the Webix library, touched upon interesting cases and plans for the near future. You can read the full text of the interview in the link Rapid JavaScript UI Development with Webix.

SurviveJS is a technical blog, devoted to the issues of web development and everything connected with front-end and JavaScript in particular.

Also, we would like to draw your attention to React Finland. This event takes place on 25-29.05.2020 in Helsinki, Finland. It is an international conference that unites React to developers.<

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 are happy to remind that you are warmly welcome to take part in the improvement of Webix products. There are different communication channels at your disposal. They allow requesting new features and reporting issues or bugs. In the course of time any widgets and controls require updates and upgrades. That’s why we strive to establish interaction and cooperation with our users. Don’t miss the chance to give us feedback and share your ideas using any convenient methods of communication.