With the original VB6 like drag and drop development practices that earned Visual WebGui its popularity as an open source enterprise .Net Ajax platform, the new version lends its simple VB6 like web development empowerment to  jQuery developers.  In addition, Visual WebGui developers will be able to develop applications using full object oriented environment by utilizing the power of the server and at the same time to write extensions using one of the most popular client side frameworks.

"After a year of getting feedback from users of our free open source  versions, we’re testing the waters with this first fully featured commercial beta version, which will enhance functionality by offering users  enhanced features, better documentation, performance and better UI customization,” said Navot Peled, CEO of Gizmox, the parent company of Visual WebGui. “And more importantly, we’re fully confident that developers will utilize the integration of jQuery in our solution to reduce Java Script customization headaches.”

The new 6.4 beta 1 version had also gone through intensive infrastructure optimization in order to enhance Visual WebGui’s performance, interactivity and scalability to serve multi simulations users. This version is the first fully featured Visual WebGui version, which is going to go live as the first fully featured commercial version.

6.4 beta downloads are available here.

About Visual WebGui

Visual WebGui, www.visualwebgui.com, is the first .NET open source Ajax empowered Web/Cloud application platform. VWG is patent pending platform that provides, build, migrate, run and manage benefits. It offers rapid one layer development environment. Rich enterprise level application enhancement and unhackable, secured running environment. "Push of a button" legacy to web / Cloud migration. And Seamless and scalable deployment and application management tools. In 2 years Visual WebGui have recorded over 600,000 downloads and more than 35,000 VWG applications that are in production, at first tier organizations such as SAP, IBM, Israel Aerospace Industry, Visa, and Texas Instrument, as well as banks, medical and government and military institutions.

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