Today is a great day for us! We launch VisionX as public beta.

VisionX is available as installation in the cloud, even if it was not yet fully optimized for the Cloud. Some options could still be better adapted to the Cloud, but VisionX is not only a cloud tool. It is designed for Intranets or desktop PCs too.

The launched version allows application creation, screen design with a great visual designer, database object creation, help and specification creation. It is possible to export an application as eclipse project and import an external application archive into VisionX. The installation on remote application servers is also available. But of course, we have some limitations and not implemented features.

The caching is completely disabled because we want to gather real-world performance data. Because of that, VisionX needs some extra time after login, the application start or during visual design. But the performance is still quite acceptable.

Some important features like search/filter, actions, edit menus, user management are still in development and are disabled. We will activate the disabled features in the course of the coming weeks.

Use the registration form to get access to VisionX.

We look forward to your feedback

3 Responses to “VisionX public beta starts”

1. Jamie McKenzie says:

   09/11/2011 at 23:18

   We would like to have the opportunity to trial your visionx software while its in beta. We are planning to build some major apps and both the jvx framework and visionx could be the perfect compliment to our software.
2. rjahn says:

   10/11/2011 at 10:53

   Thanks for your interest.

   A VisionX test version is currently available in the cloud, but it is not up-to-date because we prepare the release version. We update the online version during the next week.

   We offer offline trials of the VisionX desktop version. This version has no feature limits but the test period is only for 2 weeks. Please send your interests to visionx@sibvisions.com so we can best assist you.

   JVx is an OpenSource Framework licensed under Apache License 2.0. It has professional community support via Forum or if you need guaranteed response we offer different support models. Simply use JVx for your projects.
3. rjahn says:

   29/11/2011 at 16:36

   The cloud version is online and offline Desktop trial versions are available.