Smart Mobile Studio 3.0 is set to be a game changer. With a completely rewamped RTL, rock solid component architecture, support for the latest node.js and phonegap targets, unified storage device drivers and much, much more - you can now do "full stack" development using Smart Pascal exclusively. This means implementing a fast and clustered server back-end, coupled with HTML5, desktop and mobile executable targets via phonegap.
Smart Mobile Studio 3.0 is set to be a game changer. With a completely rewamped RTL, rock solid component architecture, support for the latest node.js and phonegap targets, unified storage device drivers and much, much more - you can now do "full stack" development using Smart Pascal exclusively. This means implementing a fast and clustered server back-end, coupled with HTML5, desktop and mobile executable targets via phonegap.
The changes and improvements are too many to list, but visit out website and take the beta for a test run and see why Smart is causing waves!
http://www.smartmobilestudio.com
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I've been on the SmartMobileStudio subscription for a few years now but I've never really jumped on it because of the limited amount of built in UI controls. Is that something that is changing?
ReplyDeleteEli M Smart was idle for a couple of years since we lacked the proper funding to give it the attention it deserved; so we only worked on it part time. This changed in the fall of 2017 when we finally secured investors, and we finally have people working full time on smart.
ReplyDeleteSince then we have re-written every single control from scratch and run the whole RTL through a rigid test programme. We have also started to expand the number of controls (we now have text-editors like ACE, google maps control, tab control(s) and we have isolated proper scroll controls with built-in momentum and touch awareness). But focus up to v3.0 has been to implement what was missing (or needed) and to make the model we had rock solid. We have also implemented a theme engine that makes it very easy to skin any visual control, or to decorate your own visual controls.
All of this has been primarily "visual" work. Now finally, we have reached the point of non-visual. Meaning non-visual components, database, nodejs client/server. We have already implemented a considerable amount of this. Personally i cant wait to work full time on the DB drivers, which we are slowly reaching.
Being able to connect to MSSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, Firebird and Oracle is important server-side.
And being able to talk with the server(s) using ordinary protocols (REST, WebSocket) is likewise important.
So very happy that we have finished both HTTP, WebSocket, TCP and UDP servers for node.js (these ship with the 3.0 betas now).
So there is a lot of cool stuff taking place with Smart, and with an RTL that has been polished and in-use for 7 years - there is a lot of power for those that familiarize themselves with its classes.
This is only the beginning :)
i never tried it before, but i will . is the Documentation up to date? what is about A smart Book? Samples? learning materials is important for new comers.
ReplyDeleteAlso working with database is important for me.
Do you have A roadmap?
ahmed altayib ahmed Documentation has been thin. But the system is extremely easy to learn, and our demos stretch from the simple "hello world" to a fully working bytecode assembler and runtime, so there is plenty to help you. If you have worked in Delphi or Lazarus before then you should pick up the system very quickly. It has a VCL inspired RTL and pascal classes for just about everything
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