At long last, Xojo has introduced what might be the most-requested feature of all time: preemptive threads. But what are they, when and how do…
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The latest Xojo release is a big leap forward in terms of design options for Xojo Web users. Xojo 2024r3 comes with new tools for…
Comments closedOur latest Xojo update introduces a new thread type that maximizes the potential of your multi-core systems. This new preemptive thread model enhances efficiency and…
Comments closedThere have been several enhancements to Declare and Kotlin Library support in Xojo 2024 Release 3 which, along with previous improvements, should allow you to…
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We are excited to announce the arrival of Xojo 2024 Release 3, a major update to the Xojo development platform. This latest version includes over…
Comments closedI truly enjoy creating things with Xojo. This time, I built a little game with Xojo Web just to see if it was possible. In…
Comments closedWe’ve gotten a requests over the last few months asking about Xojo’s support for Windows on ARM and it seems like some people are not…
Comments closedIn the world of software development, efficiency is a central aspect. This is especially true for applications developed in Xojo. Excessive overhead can significantly impair performance and negatively affect the user experience. In this article, we will take a detailed look at what overhead is, how to identify it, and what techniques, tips, and tricks can be used to minimize it. We will particularly focus on using code profiling.
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Launched in the summer of 2002, xDev is a bimonthly digital publication. Every issue is packed with over 70 pages of vital information: step-by-step tutorials by Xojo experts, columns for the beginner and expert, “behind-the-scenes” postmortems of popular programs made with Xojo, fascinating interviews, handy tips, product reviews and Xojo news. Subscribers to xDev receive download links to the PDF edition via email.
Comments closedIn software development, efficiency and user experience are paramount. One powerful technique that can help achieve both is the use of type casting combined with iteration. By iterating through controls and casting them to specific types, developers can dynamically manipulate user interface elements, resulting in more responsive and interactive applications. In this article, we will explore the concepts of type casting and iteration within Xojo applications. We will break down a practical example to demonstrate how these techniques can be used to optimize form handling and enhance user interactions.
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