WebExpress

The development of WebExpress version 0.0.9-alpha has begun, and with this version, the user interface takes center stage . In addition to bug fixes, the primary focus is on reworking UI controls and expanding the related documentation to make the WebExpress framework even more powerful and intuitive . Refining UI Controls A user-friendly UI framework depends on clear and flexible components. That’s why existing controls are being revised and optimized in version 0.0.9-alpha, ensuring better integration into various applications. Developers will benefit from improved structure, easier customization, and a more efficient experience . Expanded Documentation To maximize the usability of the new UI components, the documentation is being expanded . Existing content is being updated, and new guides are being added to provide a clear introduction to the improved UI elements . New Tutorial for UI Controls To visually showcase the improvements, a new tutorial is being released:  WebExp...

With the release of WebExpress version 0.0.8-alpha , we are opening a new chapter in its development. The latest update introduces significant changes that make the framework not only more powerful but also more intuitive and easier to use . Goodbye Modules – A Clearer Development Approach One of the biggest changes is the removal of modules . WebExpress now relies on a more direct and transparent architecture, eliminating the need for developers to manage modules. This step makes the application cleaner and easier to maintain . Automatic Sitemap Structure Based on Assembly Additionally, the sitemap structure has been redesigned : Instead of being manually defined, it now derives directly from the structure of the assembly . This ensures intuitive navigation and a natural organization of content without extra configuration effort. Stability and Quality: Numerous Bug Fixes & Comprehensive Testing Another major focus of this release was error reduction . Numerous bug fixes improve s...

Hey there! I want to share an exciting update about the latest improvement in WebExpress - something that has already made my life (and yours, I hope) so much easier. With version 0.0.8-alpha, we’ve revamped the way sitemaps are generated. Previously, this process relied heavily on manually defined context paths through class attributes. While flexible, it often led to errors and frustrations. Let’s face it, manually handling paths can sometimes feel like walking a tightrope with your coding sanity on the line. The new approach? We’ve shifted to using the namespace structure of assemblies to automatically generate sitemaps. No more fiddling around with manually added paths! The system now reflects the physical file and namespace hierarchy directly into the routing tree. This simplifies the process, makes it significantly easier to manage, and dramatically reduces human errors that can occur during manual path definitions. What’s changed and why? To put it simply: Old method: Paths fo...