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Gizmox released today a new version of the Visual WebGui Platform for Rich .NET AJAX applications. Visual WebGui 6.3.7 is a further stabilization to the 6.3 pre-release version which adds support for wrapping of AJAX based controls into the Visual WebGui framework as well as support for additional languages.
The platform is available in free open source and free trial (commercial Professional Studio) versions.
All downloads are available for free here!
To view the Change log for 6.3.7 click here.
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