A number of the team at Gluon are fans of IntelliJ IDEA (although not all of us – other team members use Eclipse and NetBeans too – which might explain why we have Gluon IDE tooling for all three major IDEs). We are constantly exploring the various corners of IntelliJ […]
The Gluon engineering team has today signed off on Gluon Mobile Developer Preview 4. This release includes a number of improvements, including brand new ‘material design’ styling for tabs and sliders, a brand new Avatar control, improvements to the material design snackbar and toast popups, and bug fixes. Gluon Mobile […]
As we published a few days ago, the new Charm Developer Preview release includes a new control intended to create more mobile-friendly user interfaces. This control is called CharmListView, the enhanced Gluon version of the standard JavaFX ListView control. It is demonstrated in 50 States, a new application that makes use […]
Until now, most of the news coming out of Gluon has been focused on the client aspects of our technology. We now have many people using our Gluon Charm library for building cross-platform Java applications on desktop, mobile, and embedded, all with compelling and modern user interfaces. As was expected, […]
It’s a small milestone, but we are pleased to now be communicating directly into your inboxes! For those of you reading this, you probably didn’t get the email in your inbox (it’s not too late to sign up for the next one!). If you don’t want to get our newsletter […]
Today the Gluon engineering team signed off on our third developer preview release of Gluon Mobile. This release builds on our earlier developer releases. The primary new feature is the CharmListView control, an enhanced version of the JavaFX standard ListView control. If you are interested in knowing how to use […]
