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There's this http://www.unigui.com http://www.unigui.com make all your web apps in Delphi :-), they've been in beta for a long time but seems to work.

acqq 10y ago
Good find. Some opinions: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3649969/what-do-you-think-of-unigui-the-framework-for-creating-web-applications-and-win/3658904#3658904 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3649969/what-do-you-think...
- chadcmulligan 10y ago
  it has some negatives imho: No source for bits of it which makes it risky since it seems there's only one guy developing it. Looking at it's comms it seems pretty lightweight, though it does generate a lot of messages. Last time I looked the Sencha library it used was fairly old That said if you've got a low-medium weight web app you want to build and don't care if it looks like windows, then it's dead easy (really 1 day or so, it's that easy).
clouddrover 10y ago
VirtualUI is another interesting way to have a remote web interface to a Win32 Delphi app. Not necessarily scalable to a large number of users but a nice option if it fits your requirements: http://www.cybelesoft.com/Thinfinity/VirtualUI/ http://www.cybelesoft.com/Thinfinity/VirtualUI/
- chadcmulligan 10y ago
  Looked at this a while ago and it had some problem, though can't remember what it was... Edit: maybe it was per seat licensing? - client didn't want that
jlebrech 10y ago
that's impressive. we need sometime like, for polymer one day?
- pjmlp 10y ago
  Will polymer ever get done? At every Google IO they presented it, and yet the overall native support of all required features without any kind of polyfills is still missing across all browsers.
revanx_ 10y ago
The release candidate works great however what ultimately turned us away from this product was the fact that they only offer source code for the client components, you don't actually ever get to see the source code for the server, which is a big nono.

acqq 10y ago

Good find. Some opinions: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3649969/what-do-you-think-of-unigui-the-framework-for-creating-web-applications-and-win/3658904#3658904 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3649969/what-do-you-think...

chadcmulligan 10y ago
it has some negatives imho: No source for bits of it which makes it risky since it seems there's only one guy developing it. Looking at it's comms it seems pretty lightweight, though it does generate a lot of messages. Last time I looked the Sencha library it used was fairly old That said if you've got a low-medium weight web app you want to build and don't care if it looks like windows, then it's dead easy (really 1 day or so, it's that easy).

clouddrover 10y ago

VirtualUI is another interesting way to have a remote web interface to a Win32 Delphi app. Not necessarily scalable to a large number of users but a nice option if it fits your requirements: http://www.cybelesoft.com/Thinfinity/VirtualUI/ http://www.cybelesoft.com/Thinfinity/VirtualUI/

chadcmulligan 10y ago
Looked at this a while ago and it had some problem, though can't remember what it was... Edit: maybe it was per seat licensing? - client didn't want that

jlebrech 10y ago

that's impressive. we need sometime like, for polymer one day?

pjmlp 10y ago
Will polymer ever get done? At every Google IO they presented it, and yet the overall native support of all required features without any kind of polyfills is still missing across all browsers.

revanx_ 10y ago

The release candidate works great however what ultimately turned us away from this product was the fact that they only offer source code for the client components, you don't actually ever get to see the source code for the server, which is a big nono.