Can you build an interactive keyboard operated order entry/overview in ASP.NET Ajax, in less than two hours? You would with new ASP.NET Ajax based paradigm
November 27, 2009 by webgui20Visual WebGui Cloud solution in the Media
November 25, 2009 by webgui20Visual WebGui Cloud solution in the Media
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The Missing Element in Cloud Computing
November 25, 2009 by webgui20“…whether or not we agree with the Gartner report that refers to the “hype” of cloud computing, it seems that we are moving fast toward fully comprehensive cloud solutions that include application layers. It might be sooner than expected before we can create fully functional enterprise applications running with ease on Microsoft Azure, Amazon EC2 and Google App Engine.”
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WOW is the new VB revolution
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Just like the VB revolution, only for web
November 23, 2009 by webgui20Just a decade and a half ago, the process of building a simple Windows-based application could have been described as a nightmare. The introduction of Visual Basic changed it so developers could for the first time implement Windows applications in an intuitive, graphical environment by dragging controls onto a form.
The web revolution is here and now. Web had become very quickly the platform of choice for all kind of applications. The demand for web applications is ever growing and cloud computing is expected to bring along another jump in demand and usage of web. Ajax and RIA solutions which are web enhancement methodologies have added complexity to a much complicated as is, web development. There are a handful of solutions that target Ajax development but none has really brought with it the Visual Basic kind of simplification that had revolutionized the software industry. Web and now cloud is complex to develop with multi languages, require mastering of diversified skills, time consuming and risky.
Now Visual WebGui does the same for the web development paradigm. Visual WebGui is extending VB.NET development simplicity into the up dated web and cloud user interface. It is transforming web development much like Visual Basic did with desktop. Its penetration can only be compared to that of VB back in the days. Since its introduction only couple of years ago, Visual WebGui had been adopted by hundreds of thousands of developers who had built more than 35,000 Visual WebGui applications to date.
VB.NET like drag & drop designer for web
More information about the VWG revolution is available on the website:
The new enhanced VB-like development experience VS. traditional Ajax >
Windows to web or cloud migration >
First Cloud Application Platform to Migrate Legacy to the Cloud at a “button-push” Revealed
November 17, 2009 by webgui20Due to Visual WebGui cloud application platform, developers can now deploy their applications to Windows Azure with the click of a button with no re-writes or new programming skills needed.
“(now we can) quickly achieve what, a year ago, would have taken more people, more money, and a lot more time. It’s going to open up applications of sorts we’ve never seen before.” The ease of using Visual WebGui was a key benefit. Noted Naylor, “There was no learning curve with Visual WebGui. To a Windows developer, it is very natural, very drag-and-drop, and you don’t get bogged down in tables and style sheets and other HTML artifacts.” Advanced Telemtric successfully built an enterprise application on Windows Azure with Visual WebGui.
Read the case study from Microsoft >
Visual WebGui cloud platforms offers the only push-button .NET desktop legacy application migration path to Windows Azure. “Visual WebGui offering is no doubt one of the most significance for enterprise cloud applications. We see the enormous interest it arises and we expect to lead enterprises to cloud migration.” said Navot Peled, Gizmox CEO.
e-grou develops its web document management solution with VWG
November 12, 2009 by webgui20e-grou is an online document management and workflow collaboration service that was developed using Visual WebGui after the company gave a good effort to build that web application with ASP.NET but found that it was too time consuming and that performance also was an issue in certain cases. “…With Visual WebGui we ported our previous web client in just a couple of months with additional functionality, better performance, and looking much better from the graphical point of view… Choosing VWG reduced significantly the development effort and skills required to create a windows-like web user interface.” José Santos
The full e-grou case is available here which explains the reasons for haltering the ASP.NET development and how “…choosing VWG reduced significantly the development effort and skills required to create a windows-like web user interface,”
Visual WebGui enables a secured online document management solution from e-grou
New Visual WebGui Web/Cloud Applications Platform Release
November 10, 2009 by webgui20A new Visual WebGui version was released today as a further stabilization on the way to releasing version 6.4.
The new 6.3.12 release includes enhancements to the Control Wrapper such as improved support for 3rd party controls and a more stable overall operation after a few issues were resolved.
Visual WebGui provides Develop, Run, Manage & Migrate benefits for Ajax empowered Web / Cloud applications
$10,000 for coding an application with fewer lines of code
November 9, 2009 by webgui20In the first code challenge of its kind, Visual WebGui is offering a $10,000 and giving away prizes valued at thousands of dollars in their call to developers to be the first to submit a Webmail application written by another framework with fewer lines of code.
Visual WebGui web/cloud platform’s productivity is featured via the “Project Webmail”, which is an Outlook-like web application with desktop responsiveness & performance & functionalities that was developed by a single developer in only one month
Developers can register for the Code Challenge on-line from anywhere in the world, but special prizes such as free licenses, free support packages and extended evaluation periods will be raffled between those who visit Visual WebGui’s booth 316 at PDC or booth V5 Tech-Ed.
