We announced today the release of Thinfinity® VirtualUI™ v1.0.
We announced today the release of Thinfinity® VirtualUI™ v1.0.
Thanks to everyone, specially those of you that actively collaborated to get this amazing piece of software!
For the rest of you that still didn't realise what you can do with VirtualUI, I encourage you not only to try it out but adopt it right away, leaving your Windows application VirtualUI-ready. Why?
* It gets converted into a HTML5 multi-user, multi-instance application, with just including a unit to the uses clause.
* When you run the application as usual, the added unit is just dead code, so it still will run as a normal Windows application.
* It is absolutely free for you! Your application gets transformed into a dual-platform Windows/HTML5 with new multi-user multi-instances capabilities by just dedicating a few minutes of your time.
* And for few bucks, you can not only take you app to the web, but do all kind of integrations you can imagine with other web resources and applications.
I just hope that everyone can take the time to evaluate the product and understand why I'm personally so in enthusiastic about it!.
Links:
Product Page: https://www.cybelesoft.com/Thinfinity/VirtualUI/
Press release: http://cybelesoft.com/blog/press-release-windows-apps-reach-a-new-level-with-gui-virtualization-and-web-integration-meet-thinfinity-virtualuitm/
Mike Margerum I'm sorry, but there isn't one.
ReplyDelete+1 for the working web demo. I downloaded your example project, but realised it needed Interbase installed, which I don't have. So I kind of lost enthusiasm, sorry. Perhaps a compiled exe we can download and try which doesn't need a DB, or has some data embedded in it?
ReplyDeleteRichard Stevens In the tutorial the same project was migrated to C# and VB.NET and they use a .mdb database. We are migrating the delphi version to mdb too, to avoid the interbase dependency.
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