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Last week, Vlad Lubenskyi and Anastasiia Shpachenko represented TeamDev at W-JAX in Munich. Connecting with the #JavaCommunity was a great experience, giving us the chance to meet clients face-to-face and gain valuable insights into the industry. We showcased #JxBrowser and #DotNetBrowser, and received great feedback. Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughts with us. We're excited to dive deeper into these insights and continue innovating! #WJAX2024 #TeamDev #SoftwareDevelopment

Looking forward to meeting you at W-JAX in Munich! Visit our booth to meet Anastasiia Shpachenko and Vlad Lubenskyi. #WJAX2024 #TeamDev #JxBrowser #TechCommunity #TechSponsorship #JavaDevelopment #SoftwareDevelopment #Innovation

We’re thrilled to share that TeamDev has returned from #OCX24! It was an incredible experience to be a sponsor for the #EclipseFoundation event. #JxBrowser #OCX2024 #TeamDev #OpenCommunityExperience #TechSponsorship #SoftwareDevelopment #Innovation #TechCommunity

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Excited to see you soon at #OCX! Stop by our booth (#6) to meet with Anastasiia Shpachenko and Vlad Lubenskyi in person. #OCX2024 #TeamDev #JxBrowser #EclipseFoundation #OpenCommunityExperience #TechSponsorship #Innovation #SoftwareDevelopment #TechCommunity

🚀 We’ve got exciting news today: JxBrowser 8.0.0 is released! We are thrilled to announce the launch of JxBrowser 8.0.0, which brings you a host of powerful new features and enhancements built to elevate your web application development experience. 🔍 What's new in JxBrowser 8.0.0? • You can write more concise and readable Kotlin code when using the JxBrowser API, thanks to the Kotlin DSL. • We added support of one more Java UI toolkit – Compose Desktop (JetBrains). Now, you can easily embed JxBrowser into your Compose Desktop applications. • JxBrowser now offers an Extensions API that lets you install, manage, and interact with Chrome extensions. • JxBrowser now supports Windows ARM64, allowing you to run JxBrowser applications on devices like the Microsoft Surface Pro X, or any Copilot+ PC. 🔗 We invite you to explore the full release notes for a detailed overview of all the improvements and updates here – https://lnkd.in/dJR2qqnM. 🔑 Curious how JxBrowser can enhance your projects? Try it out today – https://lnkd.in/dvMhSTFx! #jxbrowser #composedesktop #javadevelopment #kotlindsl #chromeextensions #windowsarm64 #webdevelopment #embeddedbrowser

Building seamless hybrid apps with Blazor and Avalonia UI Cross-platform development is one of the key focuses in today's tech landscape, and Blazor Hybrid apps with Avalonia UI are emerging as a powerful solution. Blazor Hybrid apps are traditional desktop apps that host the actual Blazor web app inside a web view control. They use .NET MAUI for the desktop side, but you can use another framework if it doesn’t meet your requirements. We explore how to use Avalonia UI to create Blazor Hybrid apps with DotNetBrowser as a web view. ⚙️ Integration benefits • Avalonia UI and DotNetBrowser offer support for Linux in addition to Windows and macOS which MAUI lacks. This broadens the accessibility and functionality for users across different platforms. • Streamlined testing process is a benefit of using a unified browser as developers no longer have to test the application for Safari and Edge. This results in saving time that would otherwise be spent pinpointing and resolving potential issues. • Companies can easily transition to Linux in the future without having to alter their technology stack since support for this operating system is readily accessible, for both the company and its customers. 💻 Boost your software development with DotNetBrowser DotNetBrowser offers a Chromium-based browser experience, across Windows, macOS and Linux systems to enhance compatibility and streamline testing processes. Using Chromium as the core platform for DotNetBrowser guarantees stability and consistency in how the application appears and functions on operating systems resulting in a stable environment for users.  📄 Access the full article here – https://lnkd.in/d_k5B2hU. 🔑 Get a free 30-day evaluation license for DotNetBrowser – https://lnkd.in/dQfnH9nY. #dotnetbrowser #blazor #avaloniaui #crossplatform #hybridapps #softwaredevelopment #uiframework #techsolutions

Integrate SaaS to desktop: 2 key approaches Integrating SaaS into a desktop application is something our clients do pretty often. When the main business application is on the desktop, but most third-party services are in the browser, integrating them can be a reasonable idea. When software shares data automatically or even appears in the same window, we keep users from switching contexts and double-entering information.    Let's explore two approaches to integrate a SaaS into a desktop application. 🖥️ Hybrid application Use an embedded browser to insert SaaS into the desktop application literally. An embedded browser lets you display a web application in the UI, and exchange data between the browser and the desktop. JxBrowser can help you create a hybrid application. This is a cross-platform embedded browser that natively supports Eclipse RCP, Swing, JavaFX, and Compose Desktop. The library regularly receives security updates and we provide confidential technical support. Our clients use JxBrowser to integrate with services like Stripe, Tableau, Hi Marley, AWS console, etc. 🤖 API integration Use API provided by SaaS in your desktop application. If the service offers a sufficiently functional API, you can use it under the hood, or extend UI for users to work with the service indirectly. This approach is a good fit when end users don't use the service's UI extensively or at all. 🔑 Access your free license at https://lnkd.in/d5NZ7TND. #jxbrowser #saasintegration #hybridapplications #embeddedbrowser #softwaredevelopment #crossplatform #apiintegration #techsolutions 

Cross-platform development with WebView2? Desktop development is an essential part of the .NET ecosystem. With a strong position on Windows, it can now extend its reach to macOS and Linux. However, the desktop part was left behind when .NET expanded to support multiple platforms. The two most popular UI frameworks continued to be Windows-only, as did important auxiliary components, such as Microsoft Edge and its derivative, WebView2. Luckily, tools developed by the community and third-party companies make cross-platform desktop apps a reality. If you need an app with a web view control, use Avalonia UI and DotNetBrowser – https://lnkd.in/drHjMC-a. This proven combination ensures consistent rendering and performance across all supported platforms. DotNetBrowser is cross-platform by design: it integrates with Chromium, and the integration code is platform-agnostic from the start. The library fully supports drag-and-drop, accessibility, input methods, and many other features on Windows, macOS, and Linux. 🔗 Explore our Quick Start for Avalonia UI at https://lnkd.in/dxezi-B9.  🆓 Get your free license now at https://lnkd.in/dJybZmgh.  📄 Read our article on comparing DotNetBrowser and WebView2 at https://lnkd.in/dni6dXNJ. #dotnetbrowser #webview2 #dotnetdevelopment #desktopdevelopment #avaloniaui #chromium #crossplatformui #crossplatformdevelopment

Is JxBrowser more secure than JavaFX WebView? The browser exposes your application to the outside world, which can be a dangerous place. A visit to a well-crafted malicious web page is all it can take to exploit a browser vulnerability and break into your system. Let's explore what you need to know when choosing between JxBrowser and JavaFX WebView. 💻 Process model JxBrowser uses Chromium underhood. Chromium is running in a separate native process, letting the operating system isolate it from your Java application. This separation improves stability: a potential crash in the Chromium process doesn't affect your Java process. Another benefit is data isolation, which prevents data leaks and corruption even if a browser is compromised. Conversely, JavaFX WebView uses WebKit. WebKit is initialized and running inside your Java process. While this model may be faster, it provides no isolation and imposes clear security risks. A crash in the native WebKit functionality will bring down the Java process. Since both WebKit and Java applications are running in the same process, direct access to the application memory potentially exposes it to vulnerabilities in the WebKit engine. 🔄 Update cycle The rule of thumb is simple: the newer the browser, the more secure the application. Each new version of any browser contains security fixes, the latest security protocols and encryption standards. We release more than 16 versions of JxBrowser annually, always bringing you the latest Chromium version with the latest security fixes. In 2023, we delivered 20 releases, of which 16 came with upgraded Chromium, bringing fixes for at least 300 vulnerabilities. JavaFX updates the version of WebKit as part of their major releases, which happen twice a year.  In conclusion, JxBrowser's multiple process model and frequent updates offer are a better fit when security is essential. JavaFX WebView's integration within the Java process presents stability and security risks, while JxBrowser's isolation and regular Chromium updates enhance protection. 🆓 Try for free Get your free license at https://lnkd.in/dNvtqr9z, and choose one of our getting started guides – https://lnkd.in/dpCHC7UQ. #jxbrowser #javafx #webview #chromium #applicationdevelopment