Xojo Programming Blog

While working on one of my Xojo projects, I needed a quick way to change the font used by the controls across the entire application.

Opening every window and updating each control individually works, but it gets tedious quickly, especially when testing different fonts or adding new UI elements. So I created a small module that applies a font to all supported contro...

Performance has taken a great leap forward, SEO support lands properly this time around, and there are a handful of quality-of-life improvements that will make your daily coding a bit smoother. Let’s dig in.

If you have been following the web framework’s performance numbers over the releases, you know they have been ...

As you are undoubtedly aware, Xojo does not expose your source code as one big blob of text. That makes it tricky to copy code from Xojo or into Xojo from or to outside sources such as blog posts or LLM AI chats. Starting with 2026r2 we’ve made this easier.

Copying individual members (methods, properties, etc.) from a project item continues to work as bef...

During the last few Xojo releases we have been improving the signing options for macOS apps, making it easier to meet Apple’s requirements both for direct distribution of your apps or for Mac App Store distribution. Still, there remained a discrepancy when debugging from the IDE: sandboxing, hardened runtime and the use of entitlements and provisioning profiles were not appli...

The iOS Framework has received a number of additions and improvements in Xojo 2026r2. Some of them will be mandatory for your existing iOS apps created with Xojo, while others are targeted to improve your iOS apps’ UI designs and functionality. Let’s talk about them!

Let’s start with a non-visible change, but a major and important one. In f...