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It is sometimes useful to get notified about the completion of a job executed on your CI service. When talking about manually triggered, long-running workflows, it could be easy to forget about them -…

The app widget is one of the desirable features in mobile apps and highly requested by Tabris.js developers. Unfortunately, we cannot directly use Tabris.js to create home screen widgets. However, we can…

In the previous blog post about webpack we argumented why you might want to use webpack for your Tabris.js project. We also showed you how to configure the webpack build for a Tabris.js app created with…

We recently published Tabris.js 3.6.1, a patch release building on Tabris.js 3.6.0. Aside from some minor fixes in the JavaScript layer, it has two very important changes: Tabris.js 3.6.1 is now…

SwiftUI is Apple's attempt at providing declarative UI for iOS and Mac developers. During WWDC 2020, Apple has announced new extensions to the SwiftUI. When SwiftUI was revealed to the world last year,…

Since Tabris.js Android uses Google V8 as its JavaScript engine, this benefits developers to use Chrome DevTools features to debug source code, profile CPU, and memory usage of the JavaScript VM. Enable…

When modeling complex tasks in a workflow, you sometimes might want not to execute a specific step - depending on the context. Let's have a (simplified) example. Using a build matrix, we build a debug…

What is webpack? Webpack is a module bundler. It takes your JavaScript source code, which may be spread among several files, as input, and produces a single JavaScript file as output (“bundle”). The…

Tabris.js allows us to write JavaScript code in the standard .js files along with TypeScript in the .ts files. However, if you have ever created a project using Tabris CLI, i.e. [crayon-6337634525801892046938/] you…