What's the future for HTML5 Builder. Now that the focus is on going native Will it remain a product? Will it remain a standalone product?

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What's the future for HTML5 Builder.  Now that the focus is on going native Will it remain a product? Will it remain a standalone product?

I don't see a roadmap for it . Jose leon's  blogspot has been quiet for a while. Apparently(I've been told by Embarcadero sales) the HTML5 Builder version in RADStudio XE5 has some enhancements that are not in the stand alone product. Anyone know what they are.?

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  1. Roland KossowSeptember 20, 2013 at 6:26 PM

    The libraries (JQuery, JqueryMobile etc.) have been updated as far as I can tell. I am not sure about the embedded Apache.

    Considering your question on the future ... as I see it ... it is a very good and open development environment for the PHP ecosystem and JS development (PHP builder sucked because of the bad debugger - this tool now really works well). I hope it keeps to be that way and Jose will get the support from embarcadero he needs to improve it gradually. But if you ask me, where I want Embarcadero to invest R&D bucks (if they have any to spend), I want them to further invest in the Delphi NextGen/LLVM-Compiler, FMX, Datasnap & FireDAC area. I really would like server side capabilities on Linux, don't know if client is technological possible - if yes - I would also like to see that.

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  2. David BernedaSeptember 21, 2013 at 12:14 AM

    MChart (teechart.js) has been updated to v1.4

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  3. Robert LawrenceDecember 24, 2013 at 8:35 AM

    re:HTML5 Builder.

    I didn't see anything about it during Code Rage 8.0

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