[jQuery] Re: jQuery now integrated into Visual WebGui web/cloud platform

That is a very good question, thank you for asking. I am not objective
nor do I pretend to be. I am one of the creators of Visual WebGui.
What we had in mind is not creating a visual programming that MS
offers, but simplifying a complex multi languages and methodologies
process. With Visual WebGui you develop like you develop DESKTOP
application. Fully object oriented, you do not have to bother with
session management nor do you have to deal with the response and
request or Ajax call or security. It is all handled for you by the
framework itself. But why believe me, there are tens of thousands
developers that already use VWG, some of their experience can be
viewed HERE

On Jan 25, 2:19 pm, MISS_DUKE <siva...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Microsoft is providing a proper visual environment, then WHY should we
> need this Visual WebGui??!!
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> On Jan 25, 2:57 am, NCSM <chaba...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Gizmox, the developer of Visual WebGui web/cloud applications platform
> > announced the release of its Visual WebGui 6.4 beta 1 version, with
> > expanded capabilities that include the integration of the jQuery
> > library for faster behavior customization and user interface
> > extension.  This enables developers to create Web 2.0 user interfaces
> > (UI) in a more expedited and easier manner. In addition, the
> > integration allows jQuery developers to offer a path empowering the
> > jQuery based UI, while maintaining the Visual WebGui server power and
> > security which are vital for data secured – sensitive applications.
>
> > With the original VB6 like drag and drop development practices that
> > earned Visual WebGui its popularity as an open source enterprise .Net
> > Ajax platform, the new version lends its simple VB6 like web
> > development empowerment to  jQuery developers.  In addition, Visual
> > WebGui developers will be able to develop applications using full
> > object oriented environment by utilizing the power of the server and
> > at the same time to write extensions using one of the most popular
> > client side frameworks.
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> > "After a year of getting feedback from users of our free open source
> > versions, we're testing the waters with this first fully featured
> > commercial beta version, which will enhance functionality by offering
> > users  enhanced features, better documentation, performance and better
> > UI customization," said Navot Peled, CEO of Gizmox, the parent company
> > of Visual WebGui. "And more importantly, we're fully confident that
> > developers will utilize the integration of jQuery in our solution to
> > reduce Java Script customization headaches."
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> > The new 6.4 beta 1 version had also gone through intensive
> > infrastructure optimization in order to enhance Visual WebGui's
> > performance, interactivity and scalability to serve multi simulations
> > users. This version is the first fully featured Visual WebGui version,
> > which is going to go live as the first fully featured commercial
> > version.
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> > 6.4 beta downloads are available atwww.visualwebgui.com- Hide quoted text -
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