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20 Mar

Tabris.js 2 now supports Windows 10 Apps

by Tim Buschtöns
in EclipseSource News
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As of version 2.0 (Beta 2), Windows 10 officially belongs to the family of platforms supported by Tabris.js, the cross-platform Mobile App development framework. This means the Tabris.js 2 Windows Developer App and Cordova Platform are now available to download and will be updated with each new Tabris.js Release. Our Tabris Build Service also has been updated and lets you create appxbundle packages suitable for...

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20 Mar

Tabris.js 2.0 Beta 2 is here

by Gosia Mitros
in EclipseSource News
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Today we are proud to present the second and final beta of the upcoming Tabris.js 2.0 release. Beta 2 is here with Windows support, better animation control, redesigned event listeners, numerous bug fixes and new features for Android and iOS. If you don’t have the Tabris.js 2 app yet, you can get it here: Windows beta support While the Windows client is still in beta, Windows 10 is...

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03 Nov

Tabris.js Windows 10 Beta Program

by Ian Bull
in EclipseSource News
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Tabris.js is a cross platform mobile toolkit that enables application developers to target multiple platforms from a single JavaScript code base. Unlike some other cross-platform toolkits, Tabris.js does not rely on WebViews, but instead produces native applications. This is achieved by providing a cross-platform API in JavaScript and linking that API to the platform specific widgets. Additionally, Tabris.js also includes a build service. This service enables our...

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19 Oct

Tabris.js 1.10 is here with WebSockets support

by Gosia Mitros
in EclipseSource News, Editors choice
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Today we are proud to unleash Tabris.js 1.10 with WebSockets support, extended API for video widget, app header branding and more! Check out the highlights below. WebSockets support The WebSockets API is now supported, making Tabris.js apps capable of real-time bidirectional messaging. As a result apps will be able to achieve improved user experience and make better use of network resources. No need to constantly poll the...

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29 Mar

Announcement: Windows 10 Support coming to Tabris.js

by Tim Buschtöns
in EclipseSource News
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The goal of Tabris.js is to enable you to write an app once and run it on any mobile platform you need, always using 100% native UI components. By now Windows 10 Mobile has a respectable market share in Europe, and its x86 counterpart is running on millions of tablets and laptop/tablet hybrids everywhere. Therefore Tabris.js will deliver for those devices as well. Today we can...

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29 Oct

Sideloading Apps on Windows 10 Devices

by Ian Bull
in EclipseSource News
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Like many other operating system vendors, Microsoft provides a store from which users can install apps from. Stores such as the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store, and the Windows Store make it very easy for users to discover and install content. Like traditional marketplaces, app stores provide a number of advantages to both consumers and producers, but also like traditional marketplaces, the rules and regulations can sometimes be hindrance. If you wish to deploy an...

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