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Here’s a brief status update. For a list of tasks accomplished last working week, use this bugzilla query. Have a nice weekend.

It’s been a rather short week for the core team, due to a national holiday on Thursday which allowed most of us to enjoy a long weekend. A few tasks could be accomplished early this week, besides much exciting work … Continue reading →

Autocompletion plugin for Sublime Text 2 Sublime Text is an popular text editor for all platforms. We created an autocompletion plugin to help developers write qx.Desktop and qx.Mobile applications by providing ”find-as-you-type” suggestions for symbols defined by any qooxdoo library on … Continue reading →

Sublime Text is an excellent cross-platform text editor used by many members of the qooxdoo core dev team. It features a Python-based plugin API that we’ve used to create an autocompletion plugin to help developers write qx.Desktop and qx.Mobile applications … Continue reading →

Hi, for a complete list of tasks accomplished during the last working week, use this bugzilla query. C U.

Brand-new Release You have certainly heard the news by now: qooxdoo 3.0.1 is released. If you haven’t yet looked into the release or switched to it for your projects, start doing it now. Today, Friday 13th, may just be a … Continue reading →

A new patch release of the framework is available. qooxdoo 3.0.1 includes more than 60 bugfixes over the previous qooxdoo 3.0 release. As a patch release qooxdoo 3.0.1 is fully backwards-compatible to the previous version. Nothing needs to be changed in your existing … Continue reading →

Welcome to the weekly status update. Auto-scroll during Drag & Drop Widgets that support Drag & Drop and have scrollbars are now being scrolled during dragging if needed (which is the accustomed GUI behavior). Start dragging as usually but then … Continue reading →

tl;dr When migrating compiler hints from their “#” form to the new “@” form, make sure to start the surrounding comment with “/**“. The Details qooxdoo 3 introduced the new compiler hints which are integrated with JSDoc comments. Basically, this … Continue reading →