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The new Empty Client Platform works with Microsoft ASP.NET to provide the highest level of security and a framework that simplifies and reduces development cycles by up to 90%

Today at 9am PT, Visual WebGui is presenting a Webcast:
Implement the Complete Model View Controller (MVC) Pattern for the Web with Visual WebGui

Upgraded Edition Features a Consolidated Installer and a Higher Level of Integration into Visual Studio for a Dramatic Improvement in Developer Experience and also development environment compatibility

This is an announcement from the official Chillisof website:

Abstract
Up to now, in order to design new web applications, enhance and modernize existing ones or port desktop applications to web, one would use tools that extend traditional multi-layer, multi-language architecture. This traditional architecture is complex, time consuming to develop, hard to debug and maintain, and the end result is vulnerable and hard to secure. Whether one chooses the "Thin client" approach which requires specific installation on the client, or the "Thick client" which requires strong terminals and entails severe security hazards by exposing logic and data on the client, they both present their challenges. AJAX has added more design complexities that require highly skilled (and expensive) technologists to implement, and even more security concerns. The bottom line led to a doubtful ROI for enterprise use cases.

In this article we are going to learn how to use Visual WebGui Gateways. Gateways are Visual WebGui way to declare virtual URLs that are handheld by a control according to declared actions. 
This topic assumes that you have some basic knowledge of Visual WebGui and How to create a Visual WebGui Custom control.

Following the positive feedback received from our team and the members who participated in the first Visual WebGui Live Community Chat and requests from community members who could not attend due to the time difference we have decided to have another Live Cummunity Chat this month.