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14 Jul

Tabris.js 2.0 – Top 10 Features: Windows 10 Support

The Tabris.js 2.0 release is almost here (July 18) and we continue with our count-down of the top 10 new features in the major release. Number 2 is support for the Universal Windows Platform. With Tabris 2 you can now build Windows Store apps which are a perfect match for Tablet/Laptop hybrid devices such as the popular Surface line of products, as well as the more...

12 Jul

Tabris.js 2.0 – Top 10 Features: File system access

by Ralf Sternberg

in Mobile

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The Tabris.js 2.0 release is now less than a week away (July 18). During the last preparations, we're counting down the 10 new features in 2.0 that we're most exited about. Number 3 is a brand new file system API. Sometimes you need to store binary files on the device's file system. There are Cordova plug-ins for file system access, but they're based on Blob and...

11 Jul

EclipseCon 2017 – last chance to submit a talk!

by Maximilian Koegel and Jonas Helming

in Planet Eclipse

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The deadline for submitting to EclipseCon Europe 2017 is approaching. The last day is Monday, June 17. Please find the submission system here. Don't miss the chance to give a talk on a great event and share your thoughts with a wonderful audience! Are you a committer? Come and tell us what is new and noteworthy in your project! Are you involved with interesting web technologies or tools?...

10 Jul

Tabris.js 2.0 – Top 10 Features: AlertDialog

by Moritz Post

in EclipseSource News

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With the Tabris.js 2 release only a few days away we continue our rundown of the Tabris.js 2 Top 10 features. Today we focus on the highly requested modal dialog. A modal dialog is used to show contextual information while blocking the rest of the UI. It is able to inform the user about important events or to request immediate feedback. AlertDialog With Tabris.js 2.0 we enable...

07 Jul

EclipseSource Oomph Profile – updated to Oxygen

by Maximilian Koegel and Jonas Helming

in Planet Eclipse

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Last week, Oxygen has been release, a new major version of the Eclipse IDE. It contains many useful improvements, so it is worth to update. In case you use our EclipseSource Oomph profile (see here for more details), you should get a notification and Oomph will apply the update automatically. If you do not get the notification, just navigate to the menu entry “Window” =>...