In the world of communication, mesh has slowly started to grow out of it’s niche as something radio amateurs use. It is becoming something ordinary people use on a daily basis and on a variety of devices. This is largely thanks to systems like Meshtastic, a message stack that helped make this type of off-gridContinue reading “Rethinking Reticulum”
Author Archives: Jon Lennart Aasenden
Live form designer
Quartex Pascal operates with a representative mock designer where your widgets (controls) are visual boxes you move around, align, resize like any form designer. The reason we opted for this is simply because HTML5 is extremely costly to render. But that is about to change.
Generics, RTTI, a new compiler
The past couple of weeks have been interesting to say the least. Those of you that follow us on Facebook or Discord already know what we have been up to, but for those that are not in the loop – here is a quick overview.
WASM commandline compiler
The Webassembly (wasm) command-line compiler is ready for an alpha flight and we will be testing it over the weekend. Once we see that it passes our test harness and safety scripts -it will be available to customers to play with.
Having fun with Quartex Pascal
With AI at our disposal anything seems is possible. At least if you know what to look out for. And as a fun weekend project we decided to port something that ticks all the boxes: namely a Commodore Amiga emulator!
Android virtualization
You never have to leave the IDE if you dont want to, and the debugger attaches directly to the Android webview inside the virtual instance. Breakpoints work exactly as they do elsewhere since we support the full Chrome debugger protocol
Webassembly is here
I hope everyone has had a great summer and gotten some well deserved R&R. In Norway the weather is slowly turning darker and colder, and we are back in the labs at full speed. And we have great news for Quartex Developers! Finally running Webassembly (WASM) is probably the feature most QTX developers will beContinue reading “Webassembly is here”
Quartex Pascal 1.1.0.3 available
We are happy to report that Quartex Pascal version 1.1.0.3 is available for download! This has been one of the largest updates since the initial 1.0 release and contains a wealth for fixes, improvements and exciting new widgets.
Documentation online
We are happy to report that the helpfiles are now available here on our website! This is the same documentation that ships with Quartex Pascal for offline use. We will be expanding the documentation quite heavily to get as much as possible in there for easy access.
Quartex Pascal: Easter thoughts
I hope everyone is enjoying their easter! Norway is lovely at the moment with plenty of sun and the sound of birds and nature waking up again. Between gardening chores and preparing for summer I decided to spend a little time with Claude to spice things up a bit on the NodeJS side – andContinue reading “Quartex Pascal: Easter thoughts”