When creating websites or mobile applications there is always the issue of glyphs and button graphics. In the past couple of decades or so both Android and iOS have introduced standardized glyphs for buttons, lists and toolbars that are intuitive to understand and which has become somewhat universal. The same can be said for websites.Continue reading “Using Font-Awesome in Quartex Pascal”
Category Archives: Quartex Pascal
Two new controls: table and stringgrid
We have two new widgets in the RTL this week! Namely TQTXTable and TQTXStringGrid which does exactly what you think they do.
Quartex Pascal 1.0 Hotfix 2
Following the feedback of our users and backers we have issued a second hotfix which irons out a few issues here and there, most notably the license provisioning issue during startup. As with all products of this complexity there are bound to be things that can be polished and made better – and we intendContinue reading “Quartex Pascal 1.0 Hotfix 2”
Quartex Pascal 1.0 Hotfix 1
Hot on the heels of our initial release we have a few fixes. Mostly minor things but definitively things we missed on Monday. Thankfully the IDE has a lot of tooling inside, so fixing these things and adding suggested functionality was quick and easy. We are aiming at having the hotfix out friday at theContinue reading “Quartex Pascal 1.0 Hotfix 1”
Full steam ahead!
We also implemented a full MariaDB / MySQL driver for node.js, which is now a part of our RTL (more DB engines will follow). And we dug into node.js clustering and have made strides in the node.js application model(s) that you can also use.
V0.20.0 “Debugger” build
This has been a long time coming but it’s finally time for a new backer build! There have been a long list of improvements, so this bould should do wonders – and ofcourse, this version has the long awaited debugger included.
JQueryUI package update
Our master craftsman Ed Van Der Mark just shipped an updated package for jQueryUI. We are so happy to have Ed in our community, and he has implemented some of the most complex JS packages we have. Where others are afraid to venture, Ed seem to enjoy luch – knocking it out of the park again and again!
Debugger is alive and rocking
So what is new? Well, quite a lot! Here is a rundown of the major changes and additions. There are literally hundreds of commits since our last public post, but these are the big ones (!)
Library project type added
QTX now supports a library project type!
Putting some final touches
We are nearing the end of this developer cycle, meaning that the last deep-dive is coming to an end, and thus we turn back from the low-level coding and return to the UI tickets and final push.