TigerLogic Today Announces the Releases of Omnis Studio 5.2 with New JavaScript Client for Leading-Edge Mobile Application Development | HTML Goodies

TigerLogic Today Announces the Releases of Omnis Studio 5.2 with New JavaScript Client for Leading-Edge Mobile Application Development

Mar 2, 2012
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TigerLogic Corp. today launched their Omnis Studio 5.2. This new JavaScript based Client will feature the applications to run in a browser on nearly any device or platform. The Omnis JavaScript Client uses scripting compatible with both HTML5 and CSS3 which enables support for just about all browser types and devices from tablets, smartphones, desktops, and quickly growing web-enabled TV market. The new release of Omnis Studio 5.2 also features a high-performance visual Rapid Application Development or RAD tool which has been designed to assist developers to extend their applications across the web, mobile and enterprise spaces while also providing an interactive, feature-rich experience. Read more here.

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