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Welcome to the weekly status update. Multi-touch Events Within qx.Mobile multi-touch coordinates are provided by the event qx.event.type.Touch and its method getAllTouches(). We enhanced the “Events” page of the mobile showcase to display those multi-touch events. So if your device … Continue reading →

REST Resource The REST Resource class has got some minor changes before we removed  its experimental tag. The single change we made is adding a way to invoke the request immediately when starting polling. The immediate call was the default … Continue reading →

New qx.Mobile Showcase “Maps” There is a new page in qx.Mobile Showcase: “Maps“. It shows how to integrate an OpenStreetMap into a qx.Mobile app, with the help of the JavaScript library OpenLayers. Additionally, you can display your current location on the … Continue reading →

This week a patch release qooxdoo 2.0.1 was shipped successfully. If you haven’t checked out the latest qooxdoo version, please do so. Animation fill-mode CSS animations saw some improvements this week. Chrome apparently has some problems with applying styles on … Continue reading →

A new patch release of the framework is available! qooxdoo 2.0.1 includes a few bugfixes over the previous qooxdoo 2.0 release. As a patch release it is backwards compatible to the previous version, i.e. nothing needs to be changed in … Continue reading →

Welcome back to the weekly status update. After the double release of qooxdoo 2.0 as well as 1.6.1 by the end of last week, we simply skipped the last status update. New website module: Storage A new module has been … Continue reading →

We are happy to announce a new major release of the framework, qooxdoo 2.0. Many thanks go to the entire community for making this happen: the team of core developers, 1&1 as the supporting company, all contributors, and last but … Continue reading →

As planned a regular maintenance release of the framework is available! qooxdoo 1.6.1 includes over 110 bugfixes. It is backwards compatible to the previous 1.6 release, i.e. nothing needs to be changed in your existing apps, if they are based … Continue reading →

We’re fully immersed in release testing currently, quite on track, and everything’s looking good so far. (Interestingly, the announcement of the upcoming release got a bit of coverage (in German)). The mail delivery of the mailing list through Sourceforge was … Continue reading →

Release Rampdown We’ve scheduled the start of the rampdown for the upcoming 2.0/1.6.1 releases for this Thursday. We will observe a general code freeze starting this day, and will be testing and finishing up the releases until the planned release … Continue reading →