In my last blog post I started explaining how QxWT adopters get support from us in release 1.0.0.2 (due end of February). We are going more into detail in this blog post. Let’s once more recap what we are trying to achieve: Generated qooxdoo class for domain model usage (e.g. when working with databinding and [...]
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Background to QxWT and GWT-Generator integration
January 5, 2010
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One of the very nice feature of the GWT-Compiler is that one can plug oneself into it and create classes dynamically. At the last 2 evenings I digged a bit into it because I was in need of creating qooxdoo-class dynamically. Short background to qooxdoo Before I start explaining the small generator we first need [...]
Read moreQxWT 1.0.0.1 released
January 2, 2010
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After releasing version 1.0.0.0 in alignment with qooxdoo 1.0. I’ve worked in the last weeks on improving and fixing the QxWT experience for adopters. Release 1.0.0.1 holds ~30 bugfixes and new features. The most important new features are: Support for qooxdoo-Forms Improved Table-Setup (back and forth conversion between Java and JavaScript is improved) A frist [...]
Read moreQxWT 1.0.0.0 released
December 17, 2009
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Just like the qooxdoo-Team who today released Version 1.0 of their JavaScript library BestSolution.at and UFaceKit.org are proud to annouce (see official announcement here) the availability of QxWT 1.0.0.0 which exposes this fantastic JavaScript-framework to the GWT-community. I know that there’s a bunch of other GWT-UI-libraries but I think QxWT provides features not offered by [...]
Read moreQxWT 0.8.2.0 Released
November 25, 2009
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I’m happy to announce the 0.8.2.0-Release (yes 4 digit version) of QxWT. I decided to use a 4 digit version because then the first 3 digits reflect the qooxdoo version and the 4th is for bugfixes which are purely QxWT specific. There’s is a know problem on Linux-Hosted mode which is a problem with the [...]
Read moreRelease QxWT-0.8.2-RC2
November 22, 2009
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One week after release of RC1. We’ve just published RC2 of the Qooxdoo-GWT-Wrapper QxWT. You can fetch the release from our project site. RC2 holds the following changes: Completed Qooxdoo-FX-Support 100% of the framework JavaDoc’ed (online) Removal of unneeded images to optimize jar-sizes Themes extracted into extra-jars to optimize jar-sizes Because of the modified packaging [...]
Read moreRelease QxWT-0.8.2-RC1
November 13, 2009
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QxWT-0.8.2-rc1 I happy to announce that a first release candidate of the GWT-Wrapper for the Qooxdoo-Widget-Library can be downloaded from our project homepage. I started working on QxWT because I needed a GWT-Widget library providing me access to advanced controls like tables and trees and is released under a license which makes it possible to [...]
Read moreBuild for Databinding4GWT available
August 22, 2009
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Following an discussion on stackoverflow.com where people stated that we don’t offer binary builds I sat down yesterday and wrote a short ant script to create binary builds people can consume out of the box easily. I didn’t use the Eclipse build system but a simple ant script which fetches the sources from SVN and [...]
Read moreEclipse Databinding and QxWT
August 10, 2009
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If you followed my blog closely you already know that I invested some time into makeing Eclipse Databinding available for GWT (as part of the Eclipse UFaceKit project) and because I couldn’t find a GWT-UI-Library who suited my needs I started on writing a GWT wrapper for Qooxdoo. In my last blog entry I show [...]
Read moreQxWT a wrapper for Qooxdoo-JS
July 31, 2009
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In my last blogs I wrote about my current exploration of Qooxdoo and despite the silence since then I made a lot of good progress. I explored different things: Rewrite the whole library in plain-GWT: Doable but well a bit of work and without haveing a something founding this undoable Simply write a wrapper using [...]
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