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DBKit v2 eliminates virtually all the code required to use DBKit. Open the database. Run the query. Copy values from the row into the controls. Copy them back when the user edits. Handle the errors. Repeat on every window or webpage; and none of it requires any code with DBKit.
DBKit is a set of data-aware controls for Xojo: drop a DBKit.TextField on a layout, point...
We’ve been making steady progress on our WinUI support for Windows, and we’re excited to announce that it has now moved from Experimental to Beta in Xojo 2026r3.
There’s still work to be done, but WinUI has reached an important milestone. We’re encouraging developers to start testing their existing applications with WinUI and, most importantly, to l...
Agentic Mode is one of the big additions in 2026r3. It lets Claude Code and other coding agents drive the Xojo IDE. Other posts in this series cover things like the IDE picking up file changes from disk. In this one, I want to show you why I think
2026r3 brings a bit of everything to Xojo Web: two breaking changes you’ll want to read about before updating, a new URL router, a few small additions that were long overdue, and more than 40 bug fixes.
Breaking Changes FirstI’d rather start with the uncomfortable part, so nobody gets surprised after updating.
Unhandled exceptions will now quit your app ...Xojo 2026r3 introduces a bunch of new features and improvements to make your iOS apps shine even more. With updates to the recently added MobileMenuItem and MobilePopupMenu classes, the MobileScreen, and the addition of an independ...