The Vexi Platform / News: Recent posts

Firstly, the website is sort-of back. A lot of content needs recovering, which should happen over time. The current website is just a stop-gap until we find time for a smarter, more permanent solution. As a platform, Vexi is now stable and in production use, although we have yet to tidy up and put out a formal release. There is much better documentation, a much refined build process, and general lots of smoothing out being done as time goes on. There is a temporary demo online as well.... read more

VexiDev 0.3.5, the Eclipse pluging for editing VexiCode, has been made available.

For the update site and more details on how to use VexiDev, go here:
http://vexi.sourceforge.net/VexiDev

This is a bugfix and API update release. There are API additions Box.add(Box) and Box.clear() for manipulating Box children. You can now extract an array of object keys sing keysof(obj).toArray(). Also you can now build Vexi to use the Apache HTTP implementation instead of the inbuild Ibex HTTP. You can now call vexi.trace() with multiple arguments. There are new JS functions vexi.js.deepcopy(), vexi.js.constructorsOf() and Array.concat(). There were numerous other bugfixes.... read more

A new build of Vexi has been uploaded. This version is stable and usable and another step on the way to a long term API stable release.

The download is available from the project files area of Sourceforge:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=163477

This is the first packaged download. From now on, the platform will be provided as a single zip file, with any additional files being example applications.

VexiDev 0.3.4, the Eclipse pluging for editing VexiCode, has been made available.

For the update site and more details on how to use VexiDev, go here:
http://vexi.sourceforge.net/VexiDev

The official 3.0.0 release could be made today, but the project documentation is currently inadequate, and we are still constantly enhancing it. There have been improvements to VexiScript which has gained more features over JavaScript. The integrated testing framework, VUnit, has been enhancement. There are new widgets and robustness improvements to old widgets. The release will happen when we make time for documentation, but our application development is currently driving Vexi development - to very positive effect - so an official release may not happen for a few more months.

Template Autodocs tool has all major functionality for a version 1. Unfortunately the sf shell service is down so we cannot update the website with the Widget Autodocs.