Ice Tea Group Announces Wisej.NET 3.5 and New .NET MAUI Product
Ice Tea Group announces a new version of its enterprise web framework and a new product for desktop and mobile application development based on Microsoft's .NET MAUI.
Levie Rufenacht
[email protected]
2024493778x707
Original Source: Ice Tea Group Announces Wisej.NET 3.5 and New .NET MAUI Product
WASHINGTON, November 30, 2023 (Newswire.com) - Ice Tea Group, a worldwide leader in application modernization, has announced the release of version 3.5 of its enterprise web development framework for ASP.NET Core. Wisej.NET 3.5 includes new controls for accepting user signatures, integrating chat functionality, and adding optical character recognition (OCR) to Wisej.NET applications. The new version of the framework also introduces a Bootstrap dark theme.
Ice Tea Group is also releasing the first version of its new desktop and mobile development framework, Wisej.NET Hybrid, which uses .NET MAUI to enable Wisej.NET applications to run without an internet connection. Wisej.NET Hybrid applications can leverage device-specific features and frameworks such as CoreML (iOS) and Google ML Kit (Android) to provide barcode scanning, OCR (text), and document scanning functionalities in Wisej.NET applications. Wisej.NET Hybrid applications can be deployed to the Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS app stores.
Read the full blog post here: Wisej.NET 3.5 Beta Released – Wisej.com
Ice Tea Group, LLC
1010 Wisconsin Ave, #315
Washington, D.C. 20007
Press inquiries:
Contact Information:Levie Rufenacht
[email protected]
2024493778x707
Original Source: Ice Tea Group Announces Wisej.NET 3.5 and New .NET MAUI Product
The post Ice Tea Group Announces Wisej.NET 3.5 and New .NET MAUI Product first appeared on Regd News.
Technology - Regd News originally published at Technology - Regd News
Despite the occasional headline about electric vehicle (EV) fires, data consistently shows that EVs are significantly less likely to catch fire than gasoline-powered cars. Several studies from around the world have confirmed that the fire risk for EVs is far lower than for vehicles using internal combustion engines (ICEs). This often surprises consumers, as media […]
