Xsemble 4.4 – On-Graph Operations and Implementation Status Visualization
New context-sensitive menus facilitate navigation and changes on the graph. Implementation status visualization facilitates visual progress tracking.
November 2023
September 2023
Xsemble 4.3 – More Ease of Use
Xsemble release 4.3 brings further ease of use -- to become an environment for rapid design, prototyping and development of software applications.
Xsemble 4.2: Simplify Software Design with Quick Design Mode
Xsemble release 4.2 comes up with a new Quick design mode. It reduces many steps in the software design to make it easy and fast. New Quick start documentation is added to elaborate the complete process.
June 2023
Xsemble 4.1 – UX Enhancements
UX (User Experience) enhancements is the primary focus of Xsemble 4.1. Those are meant to make the use of Xsemble more enjoyable and productive.
April 2023
Xsemble 4 – Marching to a Better Future
Xsemble 4 - its next major release upgrade is more about a bigger shift in the mindset and the focus -- towards simplicity and efficiency.
March 2023
Xsemble Release 3.7: UI, UX and Speed
Xsemble release 3.7 comes with improvements in UI (User Interface), UX (User Experience) and speed of burning.
August 2022
Export Documentation with Xsemble 3.6
Xsemble 3.6 features Documentation export, Syntax highlighting of the Implementation dialog and Enhancements to Xsemble User Guide.
June 2022
Xsemble 3.5: Standalone Applications
With release 3.5, Xsemble forays into supporting standalone applications, beyond supporting only web applications. Support for standalone desktop and command line applications is added.
March 2022
Xsemble 3.4 – Parameterization Enhancements & Project Reusability
Xsemble release 3.4 comes with parameterization enhancements that broaden the reusability from single component level to the entire project level.
February 2022
Xsemble 3.3: Encouraging Static Code Analysis
Xsemble 3.3 brings code level enhancements to Xsemble projects. Generated code templates are aligned with static code analyzers (linters) and use primitive types.
