Visual WebGui Blog

In 2002, HealthRx Corporation developed a rich-client solution for the NIH to catalogue and track all potentially hazardous materials used in the many institutes’ biomedical research.  The growing need for a web-based solution inspired HealthRx to fold this solution, then called the Potentially Hazardous Materials Information System (PHMIS), into their PI-Dashboard offering, an online biomedical research management tool. 

Visual WebGui 6.3.7a was released today as a stabilization version to 6.3.7 and calls to download the new version and install it instead of Visual WebGui 6.3.7.

Learn how Culpepper and Associates created a Web based Job Maintenance Application from their previous MS Access tool. Culpepper was in need of an easy way to update the job descriptions and job-level hierarchy for all of our jobs and this article explains how Visual WebGui made building this application very easy, while allowing quick development process and ease of use by the management and end users.

A new weekly online show for to the Visual WebGui community & geeks was launched. The show is presented by Guy Peled, the inventor of Visual WebGui and Eyal Albert who is the Visual WebGui Developer Experience Manager.

Gizmox released today a new version of the Visual WebGui Platform for Rich .NET AJAX applications.

After a short break, Gizmox is back to present a live webcast event on MSDN.
The upcoming webcast will focus on the new web design tools and will show how to work with it in order to graphically design Web UIs with the same Visual WebGui development simplicity.

Learn how CRMCompany created a solution from their existing Windows application based CRM that is available over the Web and answers the requirements of the customer. The article explains why Visual WebGui was chosen for this project.

Visual WebGui 6.4 Preview 1 is available to download!