Documentation on Ajax and Rest is available

New documentation on Ajax and Rest modules is available on the project Wiki, at SourceForge:

http://xquid.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/UserApiGuide

Needs to be completed with sample code, but hope that helps.

New video on YouTube. xQuiD drag and drop

In this video tutorial we show you how to implement data drag and drop between xQuiD JavaScript widgets. We recommend to watch it directly on YouTube in HD.

New xQuiD components are being developed

From now to the end of this summer, new components will be developed and added to the xQuiD Chips library. With these components, the Chips library (the xQuiD widgets library) will provide to the users a consistent bunch of components to satisfy the major part of any project's requirements.

• Menu


• Tree


• Colapsable Pane


• Accordion Pane


• Grouping: An accordion pane to group table rows


• Draggable Dialog Window


• Some modal Message Boxes: Alert, confirm...


• Combobox


• Searchable List


• File Uploader


• Spinner


• Google Maps Wrapper


• Slider


• Progress Bar

xquid.org reaches its first thousand visitors

After two months, xquid.org has reached a thousand visitors. Though for certain people this number can be insignificative, we are proud to announce it after months of work in building our community and deciding the best way to do it. Now, people from several places over the world knows about xQuiD and more than 200 people have downloaded xQuiD Core, xQuiD plug-in or both.

xQuiD Google Analytics Map, showing the different points where the visitors come from

This is just the beginning and there's still much work to do. New features, widgets, demonstrations and other stuff are comming.

If you don't know what xQuiD can do for you, remember that you can refer to the project documentation at SourceForge and to the xQuiDFramework channel in YouTube.

Also remember you can follow us in Facebook and Twitter to stay up to date!

New video on YouTube. xQuiD Ajax Basics

Explanation on how to fill an xQuiD table with data retrieved from a JSON service.

In this video tutorial we use xQuiD Eclipse Plug-in to build a new product list component and reuse it inside another component to add filtering capabilities to the initial table component . Finally, we map the table columns to the model retrieved from a JSON service.

Watch this video

If you have any suggestions about new video tutorials on how to do something, please, don't hesitate to contact us.

Eclipse xQuiD Plug-in in Eclipse Plug-in Central

xQuiD Plug-in has been published in Eclipse Plug-in Central. Now xQuiD plug-in is oficially part of the Eclipse Plug-in collection, so more people will be aware of the plug-in existence and maybe part of the xQuiD community.

With this anouncement, we would like to thank everyone who has visited this blog or has downloaded our RIA Ajax framework since it has been released under LGPLv3 license.

So thank you to everyone!

xQuiD Eclipse Plug-in can be downloaded

xQuiD Plug-in for Eclipse is finally free and ready to be downloaded.

We are proud to announce xQuiD Plug-in avalaibility, after months of working to build xQuiD Community. By now, xQuiD Plug-in is not open-source, although it can be downloaded and used freely. But never mind, we are working to open it in few weeks, and every contribution will be welcome. We have a lot of ideas to improve our framework but we know a lot of good ideas are in mind of lots of clever and experiencied developers, and this is the richness of working in community, so your feedback and contribution will be received with great enthusiasm.

xQuiD plug-in can be downloaded from xquid website and has been tested under Eclipse Europa and Ganymede releases.

Feedback can be provided through the forums and tracker hosted in the Sourceforge open-source portal. Links to all SourceForge resources are provided in the community section of the project website.