2016 is getting closer, many new updates and news will be released for you, but now we’d like to sum up the outgoing year. Here is our 2015 in infographic:
In this article, we would like to continue to share with you small tips and tricks that allow you use DHTMLX components more efficiently and enjoy every single minute you spend with our library. This …
“It is not considered respectable to spend the New Year with debts” DHTMLX dev team thought and fixed all known bugs that were found in 4.5. So, meet dhtmlxSuite 4.6 that works better and more …
Let’s finally begin a fresh chapter of dhtmlxGantt history – we release the version 4.0, a major and quite important update of the library. It brings you smart rendering feature, undo-redo functionality, and more. Below …
Thanks to our client’s reports, we were managed to determine and fix some important issues in dhtmlxForm and dhtmlxVault components. So, you are welcome to update your Suite (or just Form) packages to the version …
Our dhtmlxScheduler provides you with the different types of data visualization. Besides the popular options, such as different time scales like day or week, our scheduler gives you some additional possibilities. For example, you can …
As a follow-up to our news about DHTMLX Suite roadmap, we’d like to tell you how your suggestions can appear in new versions or on our public roadmap. It concerns not only dhtmlxSuite, but dhtmlxGantt, …
We decided to start a very good practice – we share our plans of dhtmlxSuite development in order you could be aware of what to expect. Moreover, we’d like you to take a part in …
Recently we’ve shared the detailed tutorial that explains how to use our scheduling calendar with Ruby on Rails. As promised, today we share the second part of this guide – you’ll be able to add …
After recently updated dhtmlxSuite, it’s a high time to release a new version of dhtmlxGantt. The upcoming version is going to be an important update, otherwise it won’t be 4.0. dhtmlxGantt 4.0 will be released …