Visual WebGui in the News

Gizmox launched today "VisualWebGui AJAX Developer Journal" on Ulitzer.com.

In the face of a deepening financial recession and decreasing IT expenditures, CIO’s and IT Managers are seeking business technology solutions that provide realistic and dramatic cost-saving advantages.

The first lecture was given by Asaf Saar, QA Manager at SAP, and initiator of the SAP Netweaver Automation Platform (aka SNAP).... And from the unmanageable grew the idea of SNAP, which was developed by just 2 test engineers and a student over a 10-month period, in parallel to their regular work!

Despite break-in attempts by more than 1,700 users, Visual WebGui was not hacked and the prize remains unclaimed.

The Gizmox Visual WebGui Professional Studio lets developers build enterprise-class Internet applications.

The commercial suite, based on Gizmox's open-source Visual WebGui platform, features integration with Visual Studio, scalability, and redundancy with server extensions.

Visual WebGui is not just another AJAX framework but rather a different approach to web application development, specially designed to simplify building highly complex applications like Outlook Web Access (OWA).

Kaltura, Inovid and Gizmox are the 3 finalists of the "Most Promising Internet Startup" competition for 2009 by Microsoft & TheMarker out of 28 startup companies that qualified for participation.

A Visual WebGui best practice article was published on ITWorld with help from John Graffio of FindItByMe.com as part of a collection of advice provided by information technology professionals on how they have solved various challenges, and addressed IT priorities within their organizations.

It World best practice about how TYCON's team took their WinForms code generated by the BIZUIT BPM Platform and produced a web interface as an output with Visual WebGui.