Creating an HTML version of an application can be an arduous task. First you have to create a REST api server and then use a mix of Javascript & HTML for the front end. Browser incompatibilities are still an issue...

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Creating an HTML version of an application can be an arduous task. First you have to create a REST api server and then use a mix of Javascript & HTML for the front end. Browser incompatibilities are still an issue...

Has anyone used Cybelle's (their Wordpress site is down at the moment) ThinFinity (https://www.cybelesoft.com/)? I am wondering how well it scales on a single server instance. Seems like an ideal way to create a web version of a desktop application, assuming it's not to chatty or chews up too m,uch server memory.
https://www.cybelesoft.com/

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  1. Paul TOTHSeptember 2, 2018 at 2:25 PM

    Viggo Jamne you are still talking about the client side, it has nothing to do with the server side...until you use a high level framework (like Intraweb) but even then you can probably add custom Javascript and CSS anyway.

    BTW to be responsive, you don't need to do dynamic code, CSS3 is sufficient to rearrange the HTML elements...I've just finished my Store at https://store.execute.fr, it's PHP on the server side, but only because it's an OVH mutualized server :) Anyway the buttons on the title bar are handled by pur CSS (with just a bit of javascript to handle the click on narrow windows).

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  2. José Nilton PaceSeptember 2, 2018 at 2:39 PM

    Viggo Jamne Okay, but I still have not given up. I use template adminlte to do the hard work, my job is put my iwdbgrid on template. All html code from pictures you see (Search and grid).










    {%IWComboBox_Search%}

    {%IWEdit_Search%}










    {%IWDBGrid_Search%}



    {%IWLabel_Pagination%}






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  3. Wagner LandgrafSeptember 3, 2018 at 4:28 AM

    Since nobody mentioned TMS Web Core: tmssoftware.com - TMS Software

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