VisualNEO Web. Version 21.12.28 released
Quote from luishp on December 28, 2021, 10:36 pmMINOR VERSION UPDATE
Free update for previous version VisualNEO Web users.
Software: VisualNEO Web
Version:21.12.28
This is a minor version update with some enhancements and bug fixes.
Core updates:
- New Background properties
- background-size
- background-position
- background-blend-mode
- Background properties now have better value lists
Bug fixes:
- Actions Panel have a greater minimum width size.
- Compile to Chrome App and to Desktop EXE are now disabled as they didn't work anymore.
Download from:
https://visualneo.com/downloadLet me know if you have any issues.
Thank you!
MINOR VERSION UPDATE
Free update for previous version VisualNEO Web users.
Software: VisualNEO Web
Version: 21.12.28
This is a minor version update with some enhancements and bug fixes.
Core updates:
- New Background properties
- background-size
- background-position
- background-blend-mode
- Background properties now have better value lists
Bug fixes:
- Actions Panel have a greater minimum width size.
- Compile to Chrome App and to Desktop EXE are now disabled as they didn't work anymore.
Download from:
https://visualneo.com/download
Let me know if you have any issues.
Thank you!
Quote from luishp on December 29, 2021, 8:07 amUPDATE (2021/12/29):
Compile to Chrome App and to Desktop EXE are now disabled as they didn't work anymore.
UPDATE (2021/12/29):
Compile to Chrome App and to Desktop EXE are now disabled as they didn't work anymore.
Quote from Neal Stone on December 29, 2021, 8:48 am@luishp Is this change permanent.
@luishp Is this change permanent.
Quote from luishp on December 29, 2021, 10:10 amIs this change permanent.
@neal-stone I think so. Chrome Apps doesn't exist anymore and Internet Explorer based Desktop apps don't make much sense today.
As we can use neoEdge, NWjs and third party compilers like this one and this one, I think it makes non sense keeping these features. Additionally .EXE compiling didn't work correctly.
Is this change permanent.
@neal-stone I think so. Chrome Apps doesn't exist anymore and Internet Explorer based Desktop apps don't make much sense today.
As we can use neoEdge, NWjs and third party compilers like this one and this one, I think it makes non sense keeping these features. Additionally .EXE compiling didn't work correctly.
Quote from Neal Stone on December 29, 2021, 12:07 pmJust as long as I can still do phone apps and web sites. I was still able to compile to EXE, but can assume this won't be much longer? I can always use VisuaNeo Win for that anyway. I will check out the EXE compilers or can I just create a browser to run my HTML code with Visual Win?
Just as long as I can still do phone apps and web sites. I was still able to compile to EXE, but can assume this won't be much longer? I can always use VisuaNeo Win for that anyway. I will check out the EXE compilers or can I just create a browser to run my HTML code with Visual Win?
Quote from Neal Stone on December 29, 2021, 9:05 pmSo will I still be able to make desktop apps?
So will I still be able to make desktop apps?
Quote from EduardoVolpi on December 29, 2021, 9:25 pmHi @neal-stone, I know the question was for Luis, but I would like to try to help too, in this matter. Executables created with the option "Windows Desktop Application (EXE)" were based on the Internet Explorer engine, an outdated product that has barely been used for a long time. The best option for a Windows desktop application, in my view, is to use "NeoEdge", which even allows you to use VisualNeo Win commands together.
If you want applications for Linux and MacOS as well, you have the option of using NWjs.
Then the answer would be "Yes", you will still be able to make desktop apps, much more powefull ones.
Hi @neal-stone, I know the question was for Luis, but I would like to try to help too, in this matter. Executables created with the option "Windows Desktop Application (EXE)" were based on the Internet Explorer engine, an outdated product that has barely been used for a long time. The best option for a Windows desktop application, in my view, is to use "NeoEdge", which even allows you to use VisualNeo Win commands together.
If you want applications for Linux and MacOS as well, you have the option of using NWjs.
Then the answer would be "Yes", you will still be able to make desktop apps, much more powefull ones.
Quote from Neal Stone on December 30, 2021, 12:28 amSweet. That answers my question and is awesome. Part of my bragging about VisualNeo Web was the multiple platform support. Nobody gonna miss Chromium. LOL
Sweet. That answers my question and is awesome. Part of my bragging about VisualNeo Web was the multiple platform support. Nobody gonna miss Chromium. LOL
Quote from Neal Stone on December 30, 2021, 6:43 pm@eduardovolpi Thank you so much. Been playing with NeoEdge and NW.js and am impressed in how well they work and how my effects all work that didn't work in EXE files.
@eduardovolpi Thank you so much. Been playing with NeoEdge and NW.js and am impressed in how well they work and how my effects all work that didn't work in EXE files.