The Open Source JavaScript framework qooxdoo just shipped two new releases 1.2.2 and 1.3. While the first one is a regular bugfix release, the latter one includes substantial improvements across almost the entire range of the framework. Some highlights of the 1.3 release:

• New virtual List widget to visualize even huge data sets with supports advanced features such as single and multiselection, filtering, sorting and grouping, custom renderers
• New widgets and UI features (Tri-state CheckBox, ProgressBar, Toolbar with overflow handling, …)
• New experimental unit test runner with lightweight UI called Testrunner2
• Support for touch-enabled devices
• Deep integration of automated GUI testing with Selenium
• New qx-oo package for non-browser environments like Rhino or node.js
• More than 360 bugfixes and enhancements over the previous release

You can see lots of screenshots of these new controls and test out the features at the qooxdoo blog.

The Open Source JavaScript framework qooxdoo just shipped two new releases 1.2.2 and 1.3. While the first one is a regular bugfix release, the latter one includes substantial improvements across almost the entire range of the framework. Some highlights of the 1.3 release:

• New virtual List widget to visualize even huge data sets with supports advanced features such as single and multiselection, filtering, sorting and grouping, custom renderers
• New widgets and UI features (Tri-state CheckBox, ProgressBar, Toolbar with overflow handling, …)
• New experimental unit test runner with lightweight UI called Testrunner2
• Support for touch-enabled devices
• Deep integration of automated GUI testing with Selenium
• New qx-oo package for non-browser environments like Rhino or node.js
• More than 360 bugfixes and enhancements over the previous release

You can see lots of screenshots of these new controls and test out the features at the qooxdoo blog.