The Gluon engineering team has today signed off on the release of Gluon Mobile 4.2.0, as well as updated versions of our Gluon IDE plugins for IntelliJ IDEA, NetBeans, and Eclipse. This follows the major release of Gluon Mobile 4.0.0 a month ago (and the silent 4.1.0 release earlier this […]
Massey University is a university in New Zealand, almost literally on the door step of Jonathan Giles. One of the things we are very proud of at Gluon is the huge uptake of Gluon Mobile inside universities – it helps students to create their software for Android and iOS easily, […]
The entire Gluon team is immensely proud to announce the immediate availability of Gluon Mobile 4.0.0, the best solution for building cross-device mobile applications in pure Java, with zero native or platform-specific coding. The primary focus for Gluon Mobile 4.0.0 was to overhaul our low-level Gluon Charm Down library that […]
As we announced early this week here, we have been working for the past four months on the Gluon application for JavaOne. This project makes use of Gluon Mobile, Gluon CloudLink and Gluon Charm Down. This is the first of a series of blog posts about how we built the […]
For the past four months, a team of engineers and designers at Gluon have been working on an application for JavaOne. This project makes use of Gluon Mobile and Gluon CloudLink, as well as a number of open source offerings (both our own and from the community). Leading in to […]
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 […]
Today the Gluon engineering team has signed off on Gluon Mobile 3.0.0. This is a major update to the Gluon Mobile product, primarily because it integrates a brand new library we are also releasing today called Gluon Connect, but also because of a number of bug fixes and product improvements. […]
Earlier this week our Gluon engineering team announced the availability of hardware accelerated JavaFX 3D support on iOS and Android devices. In that blog post we had two screenshots of Android and iOS devices with a Rubik’s Cube game being played. This was an application developed by one of our […]
Today the Gluon engineering team has signed off on Gluon Mobile 2.2.0. This release is primarily a bug fix release, and follows the Gluon release schedule that is publicly available for review. An overview of the primary changes that have been made in this release is below: New Features / […]
Today the engineering team at Gluon signed off on the release of new versions of Gluon Mobile, Gluon Cloud, Gluon Desktop, and the Gluon IDE plugins. All current customers of Gluon Mobile and Gluon Desktop can immediately make use of these new releases by updating their build scripts. Current customers […]
