WebExpress

With version 0.0.9 alpha, WebExpress begins a significant transformation. The system moves away from rigid layouts and embraces a dynamic, context-aware design approach that adjusts gracefully to any screen size. Responsive design is not just a technical feature. It reflects a design mindset focused on modularity, clarity, and accessibility. Why Responsive Design Matters In today’s world, users switch between smartphones, tablets, and desktops as naturally as moving between rooms. Design must follow that movement. WebExpress responds with a system that does more than display content. It stages it, adapting to device, context, and usage. What’s New in Version 0.0.9 alpha With this release, responsive design was not just introduced as a layout principle. It was systematically integrated into the architecture of WebExpress, both in the UI controls (WebExpress.WebUI) and in the templates (WebExpress.WebApp). Unified Scaling with clamp() and rem Typography, spacing, and layouts are now re...

In the world of web development, there are countless frameworks that promise flexibility, scalability, and technical depth. But not everyone is looking for a toolbox designed for complex enterprise applications. Many need something different: a framework that works quickly, requires minimal onboarding, and focuses on what really matters. That’s exactly where WebExpress comes in. Technically Skilled Users with Concrete Ideas WebExpress is aimed at people who haven’t studied computer science but are still technically proficient. They have specific projects in mind—whether it’s a smart light switch for the living room, a digital ordering system for a food stand, or a small management app for a local club. They don’t want to spend six months learning; they want to get started right away. Typical users include: Semi-professional developers who code on the side Technicians, engineers, and makers who need web tools for their hardware Professionals looking to build digital solutions for their ...

WebExpress 0.0.9-alpha introduces a powerful new JavaScript component for tabular data: the TableCtrl. We set out to build a highly interactive, universally applicable UI element that plays a central role in the WebExpress architecture. This control isn’t just for displaying data. It’s the primary window through which users can view and modify information. One Component for Many Scenarios WebExpress supports a wide range of use cases, from simple lists to complex hierarchical structures with inline editing. Our goal was to create a single control that covers all these scenarios—while looking great and being a pleasure to use. Modular Architecture Like every WebExpress control, TableCtrl initializes itself declaratively from HTML. No tedious wiring in your JavaScript—just drop in the component and go. The integration is minimally invasive, and all logic is encapsulated within the control. Under the hood, everything follows a clear, modular structure: Rendering Module: Builds the tabl...