Visual WebGui Blog

In this “How to” we are going to learn how to create your own Visual WebGui Silverlight theme using our default theme.

"A few months ago we, were commissioned to undertake a project that required what most of us in the office cringe at, an ASP project, more specifically and ASP intranet project. So after some bad and tedious experiences with ASP just a few weeks earlier but still wanting to do this project, we scoured the interwebs for any tool that could some how help our interaction with ASP. We found what can only be described as a GOD-Sent, Visual WebGUI or VWG as its known. After spending some time using the VWG framework, testing it out and convincing ourselves that it met all our requirements, we made the monumental decision of reviewing our ORM architecture, Habanero, to see how easily we could fit the two together. The task seemed simple enough, all we really needed was to use the VWG controls instead of Windows controls. However after going down this route we decided that a more elegant soultion was required.

In this “How to” we are going to see how we embed an HTML page inside a Visual WebGui Silverlight Application.

This is a really intersting post from the Visual Webgui Forum that we wanted to share with all of you.

Microsoft MVP David Hayden: "If you are looking to develop AJAX & Silverlight Applications in a very productive manner, I recommend checking out Visual WebGui to see if it can make you more productive. They recently released version 6.1.

This are the bug fix that where done in version 6.1.2. You can read more about this in our issue tracer

Version 6.1.1 came out earlier this week. It includes numerous bug fix and new features.
Here are the breaking changes and features in that version.