While working on one of my Xojo projects, I needed a quick way to change the font used by the controls across the entire application.…
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During the last few Xojo releases we have been improving the signing options for macOS apps, making it easier to meet Apple’s requirements both for direct distribution of your apps or for Mac App Store distribution. Still, there remained a discrepancy when debugging from the IDE: sandboxing, hardened runtime and the use of entitlements and provisioning profiles were not applied, so there could be a difference between the app you debug and the real behavior of the distributed app.
Comments closedAs you are undoubtedly aware, Xojo does not expose your source code as one big blob of text. That makes it tricky to copy code…
Comments closedIn Xojo 2026r2, developers targeting Windows now have a new option for DesktopHTMLViewer: support for Microsoft Edge WebView2. This is an important change for those who…
Comments closedJade, the Xojo AI assistant, has several significant improvements in 2026r2 that make it even more useful. Settings Let’s start with the Settings window, which…
Comments closedIn our previous posts, we built a utility to find text inside files within a single folder, and then added recursion to crawl subfolders. But if you…
Comments closedWant a quick and easy way to add capabilities to bulit-in classes and types without subclassing? Try extension methods. An extension method is a method…
Comments closedIn recent weeks I received several questions regarding Xojo iOS, many from users who already use Xojo for desktop or web development and want to start using Xojo for mobile, particularly iOS, development. I’ve compiled some of their questions together with some other tips into this mini-FAQ.
Comments closedI’ll update this FAQ from time to time, so you may want to bookmark it and revisit! In addition, the Xojo Forum is a great place to keep the conversation about this and other iOS Xojo-related topics!
JSONItem is the native class for dealing with JSON. Depending on how you use it, it treats your data as either a standard dictionary (key-value pairs)…
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