Reviews & Opinions

"Web 2.0 technologies are empowering enterprises in ways we could only have imagined a few years ago. They have evolved beyond consumer-grade blogs and wikis into enterprise-class solutions driving collaboration, productivity, sales and cost savings..."

"Gizmox really is revoluationary. In fact our company hardly did any web work but after finding Gizmox VisualWebGUI not only have we began doing web work but also re-wrote large parts of our ORM architecture to support Visual WebGUI and as such made the ORM Open Source..."

"I want to say that this tool could be a game-changer. Like a lot of folks who have been around too long in this business, I remember the buzz when Visual Basic hit the market. Back then, to build Windows applications you had to choose between WinSDK+C, or use a 3rd party tools like PowerBuilder or Gupta. Then VB changed everything. The average developer could jump in and build pretty functional Windows apps with a nominal amount of training..."

The developer of an open-source rapid application development framework is now using Silverlight at the presentation layer. The framework is built to create line-of-business applications that run on Microsoft’s Internet Information Services Web server...

A few months ago we, were commissioned to undertake a project that required what most of us in the office cringe at, an ASP project, more specifically and ASP intranet project. So after some bad and tedious experiences with ASP just a few weeks earlier but still wanting to do this project, we scoured the interwebs for any tool that could some how help our interaction with ASP. We found what can only be described as a GOD-Sent, Visual WebGUI or VWG as its known.

Visual Web Gui might be a really good way to connect web content to a silverlight application. There’s always been the standard approach of interacting with the web content through Silverlight’s own reference to the web page as an object

I quite like the look of - Visual WebGui - it build on lots of Microsoft stuff I already know, it produces very cool looking AJAX applications very quickly, it hides lots of nasty javascript and D/XHTML complexities from you...

The integration of Visual WebGUI by Gizmox into Habanero v2 allows the application to be released either on the desktop or the web, and successfully simulates the rich controls of Windows Forms and hugely enhances bandwidth use for data-rich web applications.

I have a little conversation with our Architech who lives in Florida and I've learned from him this Visual WebGui. I believe this is something interesting. We are going to use this in our next Enterprise Application. Posted on developercontainer.blogspot.com

"Habanero combined with Visaul WebGUI makes a dream come true, I wonder why this idea wasn't born earlier... Visual WebGUI is very succesful and makes it easy for millions of developers to develop now Win and Web applications based on one source..."

Habanero’s 2.0.1b release includes a sample project with the full download, illustrating one application developed for both desktop and web.

Visual WebGui is offering the prize for its "empty client" development tool designed to help non-programmers to develop uncrackable code for Web-based applications.

Gizmox is poised to create a new standard in cloud computing. Visual WebGui (VWG) is a new 'Web like Desktop' platform that offers an open source rapid application development (RAD) framework for line-of-business AJAX & Silverlight applications atop the platform.

SAP, one of the world's largest independent software providers is a global company developing its solutions in multiple locations worldwide. Local hubs run their own tests on a system based on Mercury test automation platforms.

Symbiose Technologies gains four times more productivity with the help of an open source development platform from Gizmox.

"It looks to be bringing drag-and-drop desktop development to web applications, and apparently the performance is pretty awesome..."

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

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