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14/11/2022

We are happy to announce the availability of Tabris.js 3.9! Make your apps better with security and compatibility enhancements:

The new release brings improved Worker support, more powerful functional components, better MVVM support and more.

20/06/2022

RAP 3.21 is here with improved security and as announced already in May, a new source code home.

https://eclipsesource.com/blogs/2022/06/20/rap-3-21-is-here-with-improved-security-and-a-new-source-code-home/

14/06/2022

Today, we thank all blood donors for their life-saving contributions!

18/10/2021

Tabris for Eclipse RAP 3.17 has been released following some improvements of the latest Tabris.js 3.8.0. Learn more about better performance on Android, new API, and PdfView widget.
https://eclipsesource.com/blogs/2021/10/18/tabris-for-eclipse-rap-3-17-released/

Tabris for Eclipse RAP 3.17 is a minor update that includes some additions and improvements. New and Noteworthy Dependencies Tabris for...

12/10/2021

RELEASE: from better Worker and MVVM support, more powerful functional components to improved speed of the Android client by 300% and much more...
https://tabris.com/tabris-3-8-released/

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The new release brings improved Worker support, more powerful functional components, better MVVM support and more.

17/09/2021

Want to decouple your compose UI and its navigation? Find out how in the blog post below.

Have a nice weekend!

https://tabris.com/how-to-trigger-navigation-in-jetpack-compose-outside-of-composables/

The jetpack compose navigation library allows easy navigation but some work is required to navigate from a ViewModel or coroutine.

10/09/2021

We all like to have the flexibility to follow any pattern for naming exported Swift API without limiting us to predefined JavaScriptCore’s conventions. Here is a slightly different way of doing it, so it appears in JavaScript exactly as you want it:
https://tabris.com/rename-selectors-exported-to-javascriptcore-in-swift/

JavaScript engines running in your mobile apps are very powerful tools. Where they shine is when you can integrate them with your native code and make them cooperate. In Objective-C, there is a convention that is followed when renaming selectors to JavaScript function names. Colons are removed, and....

09/08/2021

Did you know that you can use Chrome to profile your Tabris.js application? Based on a few examples, we show you how to do it: ttps://tabris.com/how-to-profile-the-javascript-code-of-your-tabris-js-application/

If your Tabris.js application feels slow or unresponsive in certain places, the first step is to identify (or narrow down) the possible cause of the performance issue. Of course sometimes it’s obvious, especially for a seasoned developer. A non-exhaustive list of candidates would be: A lot of logg...

14/06/2021

On today's World Blood Donor Day we thank all who help save lives. Without blood, it's over!

Be the missing A, B, and 0!

09/06/2021

A simple guide on how to make stack trace clickable, getting you to the exact file, line, and column using Webpack.

https://tabris.com/how-to-make-stack-traces-clickable-in-vs-code-when-using-webpack/

We discussed before how to use webpack in your Tabris.js project, and even how to make it work with source maps. A source map, among other things, makes the stack traces in the Tabris.js CLI console point to the right file and line. However, if you configure webpack only via devtool: 'inline-source-...

07/06/2021

Jetpack Compose is a powerful new UI framework with tons of potential. And with support for Desktop/Web/Shell/iOS underway, we decided to look into it in more detail. Enjoy the reading!

https://tabris.com/update-state-in-jetpack-compose/
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Jetpack Compose is on the way to take the UI development world by storm. Not only will it be the de facto default for Android, but support for Desktop/Web/Shell/iOS are all well underway. With so much prospect, it is a good time to dig into it. Creating a compelling UI and connecting it to data […...

06/05/2021

As requested, we are happy to share the https://tabris.com/step-by-step-guide-to-creating-tabris-js-native-widgets-on-android/

Apache Cordova plug-ins are essential components in the app development that allow developers to use native device capabilities beyond the scope of the Tabris.js framework. Since Tabris.js uses a native UI and no HTML, most Cordova plug-ins will work with it, but not all. Plug-ins that manipulate th...