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Welcome back to another weekly update. Home Page We have been rolling out the new home page design during the past one and a half weeks.  Thanks to all who provided feedback, and keep it coming. We’re still tweaking a … Continue reading →

When you read this qooxdoo has gotten a new face.  We changed the project’s visual theme, new colors, new fonts, new icons, new layouts. You will still find your way round, though: The home page wiki, the blog, the manual, … Continue reading →

Here is another weekly update from the qooxdoo forge. New Theme: Indigo As announced recently we're starting to roll out a new look. The new theme will permeate through all our endeavors. In the area of our online presence the Bugzilla bug tracker and our manual are  first to publish  it. Others, like our blog and home [...]

With some holidays ahead, here is our weekly wrap-up of new and interesting things. Roadmap For those of you who follow our roadmap, here is some news. First, a shift. In recent years we used to issue a new release every spring. But this year we decided to delay this release for two months, so the new target [...]

This is to let you know about another real-life mobile app: 1&1, one of the world's largest web hosting providers, has successfully launched an Android app, implemented with qooxdoo mobile. The "Cloud Server Management" app allows you to manage ... [More] your 1&1 dynamic cloud servers: get their current status, install new operating systems, configure CPU, RAM or [...] [Less]

And here comes the weekly update. - Mobile was big this week, with Tino and Christopher joining a local mobile conference in Munich. From Tino also came two blog posts covering aspects of the mobile framework. Mobile Framework The first post introduces the new Firefox support for the mobile framework. This feature is based on the [...]

Creating qooxdoo mobile apps is pretty easy - you can develop and debug the applications on your machine in Safari or Chrome desktop browsers. But sometimes there are errors that only occur on the mobile device. Debugging CSS or runtime-specific JS code can be challenging, if the application is running in the mobile browser or is [...]

qooxdoo's mobile and low-level capabilities get improved constantly. One of its latest new features is due to specific demand: support for the Firefox browser on the desktop. With the migration of the original CSS files from plain CSS to Less (a ... [More] dynamic stylesheet language), we have introduced experimental Firefox support for the mobile framework. Firefox [...] [Less]

Great to have you back for the weekly status update. Simple Theme: Tabs The work in the theme part of qooxdoo continued this week by changing some details of the Simple theme. The tabs had been one of the weak spots of the theme, because they looked too heavy and massive. Most of the time they drew [...]

Here comes the weekly status update. Gradients Some time ago we added a way to use CSS gradients in decorations. Modern browsers can leverage CSS for painting nice gradients - without requiring images. This week we added a fallback for IE 9 and below, which now use their proprietary "filter" feature internally to generate those gradients. As [...]