Wijmo Enterprise – Composants JavaScript ultra performants

Wijmo is a complete collection of over 100 extensible, fast JavaScript UI components to help cut your development time in half. Build lightweight, high-performance JavaScript applications using your favorite JavaScript framework. Wijmo's framework-agnostic components include first-class support for top frameworks including Angular, Angular JS, React, Vue.js Ionic and Web Components.

There have been many notable product updates to Wijmo Enterprise this year:

• New FlexMap control - FlexMap is a new map control for visualizing geographic data. This JavaScript UI component enables you to create stunning visualizations with your geodata easily.
  Read the official product release for more information about this powerful new feature.
• Angular 12 strict mode - Wijmo Enterprise includes support for strict mode in Angular 12, as well as earlier Angular versions.
  Learn more about support for Angular 12, along with recent ListBox, FlexGrid, and FlexSheet updates introduced in 2021 in this informative news article.
• RESTCollectionView - a wijmo.rest module was added with a RESTCollectionView abstract class designed to help implement custom REST-based CollectionView classes.
  Read the official release article for more information.

In support of these powerful features, the experts at GrapeCity have created detailed blog posts to take you through these features step-by-step.

• The Top Features of FlexGrid - GrapeCity's Joel Parks takes you through the Top Features of Wijmo's FlexGrid, complete with detailed steps - including lots of code samples.
  Get all the details in this informative blog post.
• What's new in Angular 12 - GrapeCity's Michelle Sebek explains how Angular's newest version is smaller, faster, easier to use, and enables the transition of the Angular ecosystem to the Ivy compiler.
  Find out more by reading this GrapeCity blog.
• Mapping JSON Datasets - GrapeCity's Chris Bannon highlights the steps for using Wijmo Bubble Maps to place overlaid information onto your JavaScript maps.
  Read this detailed GrapeCity blog post.