People sometimes mistakenly think that Gluon is a mobile-only software company – that our core focus is about Java on Android and iOS, that we just enable one application written in Java to work on both iOS and Android devices. This is our fault: we have focused our messaging primarily […]
After achieving the important milestone of releasing Gluon Mobile 1.0 yesterday, today we release three samples that heavily use the main features of Gluon Mobile, so you can get started building your own applications more easily. The first sample is simply called Notes. This sample makes use of Gluon Mobile’s […]
In the previous blog posts on Gluon Cloud, we explained the functionality provided by Gluon Cloud. We showed how you can synchronize data between application instances, and how to integrate Gluon Cloud with existing back-end systems and cloud providers. Today, we will discuss the overarching role of Gluon Cloud in […]
This week we announced the availability of Gluon Cloud, and yesterday we explained how you can use Gluon Cloud to synchronize data between different instances of your client application. Today we will explain how to connect your application with existing back-end systems or cloud providers using Gluon Cloud. As discussed […]
Yesterday we announced the availability of Gluon Cloud, and we briefly touched on its two main functions: data synchronization between different devices, and data connectivity with back end and cloud systems. Today, we’ll focus a bit more on the data synchronization aspects of Gluon Cloud. Almost every useful client application […]
Welcome to the start of what we at Gluon HQ are calling ‘Cloud Week’! We have a number of blog posts lined up to go this week, where you will learn more about the Gluon Cloud offering. Gluon Cloud 1.0 As always, we start the week off with a bang […]
The Gluon engineering team keep churning out the hits! Today we are announcing the release of the Gluon JavaOne Conference app, that has been in development by some of our team over the last few months. This application does as much as we are allowed to do, namely: It shows […]
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, […]
This post will be a walk-through of all the steps required to create an application using Gluon Mobile that could be deployed on desktop and mobile platforms like Android or iOS. Prerequisites Before getting any further, please check that you have installed these prerequisites: JavaFXPorts: Check Getting Started and check […]
Today the Gluon engineering team signed off on our first developer preview release of Gluon Mobile. This release is intended to gather user feedback and bug reports that will be used to guide future developer preview releases, ultimately culminating in the first 1.0.0 release of Gluon Mobile. Post any feedback […]
