From the set of Geeks on a role

Hi everyone,

We have just finished shooting episode 3. 
The episode will be available early next week after some editing is done.

Stay tuned for more information and feel free to write us to:

geeksonarole@visualwebgui.com

Create a lean mean Visual WebGui application (G.O.A.R S00.E02)

Geeks on a role – Episode 2
On the second episode we are introducing some of the buggers on the Visual WebGui team as well as discussing the latest release of Visual WebGui (version 6.3.7a).

We are also showing some best practices to creating an efficient “lean mean” Visual WebGui application.

Enjoy!

Some topics for the next episode

The first show is behind us and here we are already planning the next episode. These are some of the topics that we are going to talk about in Episode 2 which airs this Monday:

1. What has changed in version 6.3.7A that was released last week
2. Meet the buggers
3. Best practices for a lean mean VWG application 
4. You had to ask “Do you have a memory leak problem”

We would love to hear your thoughts and any suggestions that you might have.
You can comment to this post or email us to geeksonarole@visualwebgui.com

Cheers.

Theme deisgner inside out (G.O.A.R S00.E01)

Geeks on a role – Episode 1
The first episode discusses the upcoming 6.4 version and the current 6.3 version of the Visual WebGui Platform while providing an overview about the birth of Visual WebGui. The show also gives the stage for community members to ask questions which are answered on the show.

Download the movie here.

A new online show for Visual WebGui developers launched – Geeks on a role

A new weeekly online show directed to the Visual WebGui community and web developers is launched by Guy Peled, the inventor of Visual WebGui and Eyal Albert who is the Visual WebGui Developer Experience Manager.

The purpose of the Geeks on a role show is to get even closer with the Visual WebGui Community by providing information and sharing knowledge with the developers community. The show will of course discuss the news each week. The presenters will choose each week a couple of questions sent by the audience or from the Visual WebGui Forums and will provide an answer on the air.