Peter Monadjemi from the EurekaFach team has written an article about their migration from a Visual Objects application to X#.
Please look here for this story
Peter Monadjemi from the EurekaFach team has written an article about their migration from a Visual Objects application to X#.
Please look here for this story
Bernhard Mayer from MotionData (Austria) has written a description of the application that his company migrated to X#.
See https://www.xsharp.eu/links/examples/motiondata-dms for more information.
If you have a similar story, please share that with us. We would love to hear from you.
In October 2022 we are organizing our first European conference in years. We first tried to do this in 2020, but due to the international Covid crisis that event had to be cancelled.
Since we are a small open source project and we have limited financial resources, we have chosen to organize this as a relatively low budget event. We have also chosen a location in the south of Germany, so developers from Switzerland, Austria and North Italy are also able to come with a reasonable travel time.
The main audience for this event is XSharp developers with VO/Vulcan background. However we will also spend ample time on the other dialects.
We will present the current state of the X# development and show how to migrate your apps to XSharp. We will also discuss the internals of X# and how you can extend X#. Finally we will discuss our future plans, such as our support for next versions of .Net and will show some of the work in progress
With the help of our local partner Karl Faller we have selected a venue for the event.
This summit is structured to encourage open and facilitated face-to-face discussion and idea sharing amongst all attendees. Refreshments will be provided all day with scheduled lunch and snack breaks.
The event will take place at the following hotel:
Hotel Weisses Ross
Kalchstr. 16
87700 Memmingen
Germany
https://www.hotelweissesross.de/
We plan to have 2 days with 10 different sessions that will not be repeated. The detailed list of sessions will be published later.
On behalf of the X# development team there will be 2 or 3 members giving sessions. We also plan to do a session in which customers can demonstrate applications that were migrated to X# showing apps "before" and "after" the migration with a short description of how the conversion went. If you are willing to demonstrate your app, please contact us.
We are also looking for other speakers. If you are interested in speaking, please send your session proposals to info@xsharp.eu before June 1, 2022. We expect you to prepare a whitepaper or presentation about your subject with practical examples. Sessions should be code centric.
Speakers will get free admittance to the event.
To register for this event, please send an email to info@xsharp.eu.
We have the following registration fee for the event:
Description | FOX Subscribers |
Others |
- Early bird (book before September 2022) | 350* | 400* |
- Normal price (starts September1, 2022) | 450* | 500* |
Today we have released an installer for our FOX subscrivers only for XSharp Cahors 2.11 which contains some fixes for problems reported with X# 2.10, and some new features.
As part of this release we have also activated some compiler warnings for "implicit numeric conversions" that may cause loss of data or overflow errors, such as conversions between FLOAT and INT.
The what's new document describing all the changes can be found here:
{rsfiles path="fox/Compiler/XSharpSetupFox2.11.0.1.zip"}
Here is a short progress update.
In the month Februari we have worked hard to fix several issues that were reported by our customers and to add some new features. A new build (2.11) is being tested by a small group of betatesters at this moment.
The full list of changes for this new build can be found here:
https://www.xsharp.eu/itm-downloads/download?path=general%252FReadme%252Fwhatsnew211.pdf
We expect to release this new build in the coming week for FOX subscribers only.
2.11 will NOT be released as a public build.
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