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Thinfinity VirtualUI beta 6 released
Cybele Software, Inc. is proud to announced the release of a new beta build of Thinfinity® VirtualUI™, which includes additional enhancements and bug fixes. The most important enhancements and bug...
View ArticleWebFMX now becomes Thinfinity VirtualUI
Cybele Software, Inc. announces the release of Thinfinity® VirtualUI™, which now becomes a natural upgrade for WebFMX v1.0. Thinfinity® VirtualUI™, will open many doors for any FireMonkey developers...
View ArticleThinfinity VirtualUI beta 7
Cybele Software, Inc.announces the release of its latest beta build of Thinfinity® VirtualUI™. In this beta we introduce the new Javascript Remote Objects (jsRO), an amazing technology we devised here...
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Integrate your Delphi application with the Web – Tutorial
We prepared a tutorial to help you use Thinfinity® VirtualUI™ in your Delphi application. It consists of a PDF document and 5 Delphi projects based on a Fishfacts demo. In this tutorial we show you...
View ArticleThinfinity® VirtualUI™ Beta 8 released
Cybele Software, Inc. is proud to announced the release of a new beta build of Thinfinity® VirtualUI™, which includes additional enhancements and bug fixes. The most important bug fixes since Beta 7...
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[Press Release] Windows apps reach a new level with GUI Virtualization and...
The new Thinfinity® VirtualUI™ platform helps developers to effortlessly take to the web Windows applications developed with .Net, Delphi, Visual C++ and the like. For Immediate Release WILMINGTON, DE,...
View ArticleThinfinity® VirtualUI™ Video: Getting Started with Thinfinity VirtualUI (.Net)
We’d like to invite you to check out our latest video “Getting Started with Thinfinity VirtualUI (.Net)” that can be found in our Thinfinity Google+ page. How to add the VirtualUI library to a .Net...
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Recovering browser information using ‘BrowserInfo’
We start with this lines a new series of small articles to offer some simple but useful tips to help provide a better end user experience with Thinfinity® VirtualUI™ extended applications. When the...
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Change browser behavior using ‘ClientSettings’
In our last post we started with a new notes and tips series aimed at helping developers take full advantage of Thinfinity® VirtualUI™’s existing possibilities. In the present note, we will focus on...
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Enhanced support for DirectX-based GUI frameworks (WPF, FireMonkey, etc) and...
Since its beta release back in May, 2014 we’ve been working nonstop to consolidate and enhance Thinfinity® VirtualUI™, our Instant GUI Remoting and Web Integration solution for Windows applications....
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Using the Analytics Remote Desktop Web Service
In the previous post we discussed the Thinfinity Remote Desktop Web service modules. In this article, we will show you how to set up the ThinRDPWS-Query web service demo for .Net. The ThinRDPWS-Query...
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Passing command line arguments to VirtualUI apps
An application can accept command line arguments when invoked. This allows the user to send additional information to the application when it is executed. When an application is launched, the OS passes...
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Download files from VirtualUI web-enabled apps
Thinfinity VirtualUI web-enabled applications allow you to programmatically send files to be downloaded in the browser. There are no secrets to that, but the VirtualUI.DownloadFile method has...
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Preview: Thinfinity VirtualUI session recording
Coming soon, Thinfinity VirtualUI web-enabled applications will allow you to save application sessions and replay them later. There are many scenarios for session recording: reproduction of issues,...
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All about Thinfinity VirtualUI
Thinfinity VirtualUI Tutorial: What it is? What does it do? With Thinfinity VirtualUI, any developer can create dual-platform applications (Windows/HTML5) by adding only one line of code to their...
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Use Cookies to Extend a Web-enabled App’s Login
In a previous post we explained how to add remote data persistence to your apps by saving cookies in the browser. In this opportunity we will take advantage of this feature to develop a small but...
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Instantly Increase the Value of your Windows Application
We already published a very popular article at CodeProject to discuss how the migration of PC desktop users to all kind of mobile devices affected the paradigm of software development. The bring your...
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Web Enabling SDK for Windows Apps
Thinfinity VirtualUI delivers your Windows applications on any device, anywhere. All with a single line of code. Windows Applications in the Web Instantly As users are migrating from traditional...
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Customize Thinfinity VirtualUI’s Landing Pages
Did you know that Thinfinity VirtualUI has an easy way to customize the logo and web-styling characteristics? There are several methods you could follow to change the logo, on the Thinfinity VirtualUI...
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How to virtualize your applications
How to virtualize your applications Are you a Developer? Follow this short guide to virtualize applications and run them on any web browser using Thinfinity® VirtualUI. Ready to have a cross-platform...
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