WEBIX BLOG

Webix Hub: Your Digital Treasure Chest for Web Development

For centuries, buried treasure has captivated the imaginations of explorers and adventurers. The chance of uncovering a chest overflowing with glittering coins, jewels, and other riches is an exciting prospect. In many ways, Webix Hub is like a digital treasure chest, overflowing with nuggets of code and helpful tools for web development. So join us on this journey as we explore the many treasures contained within our GitHub repositories. Let’s start digging into this bounty!


Top 25+ JavaScript Memes We Love

UPD: November 2025
In the Webix team, productivity tools come in all shapes and forms. From robust components to a couple of well-timed memes that brighten the day. A good joke in the team chat often helps keep the atmosphere relaxed and creative. With that spirit in mind, let’s look at some JavaScript memes that hit especially close to home.

Catch up on some of our favorite JavaScript memes to unwind during your working day!

Webix Autumn Follow-Up 2020

Software development time saving practices: Gantt charts for project management and UI libraries

Managing a project in software development is a challenging task: there are always lots of issues to face, team members who need to be controlled, deadlines that should be met in a timely manner, and tons of critical details that affect the whole project development. In this environment, time-saving practices take the stage and play a critical role: the better you master them, the higher the chances to successfully complete a project.

Boosting Webix Pivot Performance: HTML5 Web Workers

Performance is a key feature of modern web applications. It is a mountain you have to climb to win your customer’s heart, but sometimes its top remains unreachable due to heavy tasks the application has to perform on the client side.

Take, for instance, Webix Pivot table JS widget. It does a hard job of calculating and aggregating data and may leave the UI unresponsive if the data is too big. Fortunately, from version 4.2 the widget comes supplied with an HTML5 Web Worker, which takes all the data processing into a separate thread.

web workers for high-performant web pages

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