Beyond WYSIWYG |
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| Pages With Style Style properties give design-time access to CSS2 rendering attributes, including padding, margins, borders, backgrounds, scrollbars, and so on. Delphi-style parenting options for styles allows quick construction of complex designs. Set styles at the object level, or abtract style information into themable style blocks. Use snapshot theming to record or replace styles on an entire form. |
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| Flexible Component Model Build TurboHtml applications by dropping components directly from the palette. No special application types or unit wizards required. Generator component even allows generating HTML at design-time. Many image source types, such as local file images, image lists, or even embedded pictures. Support for runtime generated images, including buttons, navigation bars, and other graphic elements. TeeChart support included |
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Transport Independent |
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| Event Driven Web Applications User clicks a button on their browser, your application fires a button click event. TurboHtml hides the details of the web-client/web-server interaction so you can write your web applications just like desktop applications. |
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Persistent State With TurboHtml, persistent state works just like it does in a normal
desktop application; in other words, you don't ever have to think
about it. When a user makes a selection or clicks a checkbox, TurboHtml
remembers it. This ability makes it easy to create applications where
user data is tracked or where users are required to login. TurboHtml
keeps users' objects in memory, like a regular desktop application.
Each online user interacts with their own copy of the application.
For persistent state, a caching server is required, such as IIS, Apache
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VCL/CLX/Kylix Libraries TurboHtml comes with runtime and design time packages for VCL, CLX, and Kylix. |
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| Affordable The beta version is available now for free download. Licenses for final versions will be aggressively priced when available . |
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