Visual WebGui News & Announcements

The VWG based solution called SNAP (SAP NetWeaver Test Automation Project) delivers great value to the company. The Web based solution serves over 500 users worldwide and has garnered high praise from both users and onlookers as a very responsive, highly usable system. Asaf Saar – Team Leader of SAP Labs NetWeaver UI Test Development team, says: "My team and I started with plain asp.net, and then we tried the Microsoft .NET Ajax framework (back when it was called Atlas). We have also tried other open source AJAX frameworks and some commercial solutions. None of them answered our needs.

Concluding with “The VWG is an undoubt winner... it did a great job of serving the highest number of requests per second...” here are the complete results.

MS MVP Roy Oshorov wrote in his blog a comprehensive overview post about Visual WebGui. Quoting from his post, he says that: "…Visual WebGui can help change the web development world and make it more usable, reachable and easier than ever…". Check out the full post in his blog here.

Asaf Saar, SAP Project Manager, has wrote in his blog a review on Visual WebGui describing it as "The best AJAX Framework out there...". Read the full post here.

MS MVP Rick Strahl wrote in his blog a comprehensive post on his experience with Visual WebGui. Quoting from his post, he says that: "Visual WebGui is intriguing. It's ridiculous how productive you can be with a tool like this compared to building an ASPX page. But somehow it feels like cheating...". Check out the full post in his blog here.

As you might have seen our operations is expanding and we are on a tight schedule to come up with a release version and to support our growing customer base and community members. As a result we are looking to expand our development team here in Israel.  If you have experience developing with Visual WebGui and you would like to get paid doing it, we offer you to join our growing family...

The Visual WebGui site is has been extended to support more dynamic community oriented content. We have opened a resource section in the site which can be accessed from the book icon at the top of every page. This section will contain valuable content that can be published by community members as well. Currently two content types are available which are code sharing and knowledge sharing articles.

Wiktor Zychla has assembled a tiny AJAX framework contest between Visaul WebGui, ASP.NET AJAX and Ajaxium. Comparing a givven scenario he checked bandwidth consumption, requests per second, etc. The results as Wiktor wrote them are: "The VWG is an undoubt winner. It did a great job of serving the highest number of requests per second, 422, and is also a clear winner regarding the amount of data sent to and from the server."