Earlier this week, Gluon proudly released JavaFXPorts 8.60.9, which provides the foundation for cross-platform mobile and embedded UI development in Java, as part of the Gluon Mobile offering. The JavaFXPorts project is a fork of the official OpenJFX repository, which contains the source code (both Java and native code) for […]
At Gluon, we’re proud to deliver the open-source Devoxx conference planner, branded MyDevoxx. This project is an end-to-end Java project, meaning that the iOS and Android mobile apps are all created using a 100% Java codebase. The Gluon Mobile toolset automatically converts a Java client project into a native app […]
Gluon is now starting its third year in existence, and over the past few months, we have been focusing on getting Gluon to the next phase in its evolution. We have now completed enough of what is in store to surface and post this blog post to give a quick […]
Today the Gluon engineering team is happy to announce the availability of Scene Builder 8.3.0, which brings significant improvements to mobile development support. Scene Builder is becoming more closely integrated with Gluon Mobile (when desired), and marks the beginning of our push towards making mobile development easier and even more […]
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 […]
Devoxx Belgium wrapped a few weeks ago, and we had three of our team there presenting and hanging out with the community. One important announcement, given by Stephan Janssen and Johan Vos during the closing keynote was that, going forward, all Devoxx conferences will be serviced by a single mobile […]
Gluon is constantly improving its products and we need your input! Gluon knows your time is valuable – that’s why we build software that speeds up your development cycles. We also know how annoying ‘5 minute’ surveys can be – so we’ve stripped this survey back to a tiny number […]
Traditional enterprise apps enable connectivity to users, consumers, partners, and employees via static web-based frontends. With the increasing adoption of mobile and IOT applications, companies are facing an order of magnitude increase in demand for the same services delivered to mobile apps. This creates a number of new challenges, including […]
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 Gluon Mobile App Contest concluded just prior to JavaOne. We were overwhelmed by the volume and quality of entries into this contest, and we had a really hard time picking the winners, so much so that we decided to give two third prizes, as we had two very deserving […]
