Deployed Web app examples

I took some time to look at the MAS thread:

https://forum.xojo.com/2749-xojo-apps-in-the-mac-app-store

And it got me wondering, does anyone have examples of their web apps that have been deployed that you are willing/wanting to show off?

If so can you post a link in this thread?

I wanted to see what a “finished product” could look like for web app and after looking at the supplied example projects, it’s difficult for me to imagine one.

Thanks in advance! :slight_smile:

I have one for distributing my software here:

https://www.capaho.com/cgi-bin/SoftGate/softgate.cgi

This one is still under development and currently being tested for registering my software via PayPal but it’s nearly finished, although it may or may not be online at any given moment:

https://www.capaho.com/cgi-bin/SoftReg/softreg.cgi

I wrote an app that lets users select an electric submeter by choosing different parameters and features. It shows them the model number and price. They can continue and place an order if they choose.

http://www.ezmeter.com/cgi-bin/catalog/metercatalog.cgi

I also wrote a registration app for my Rotary club’s upcoming swimarathon fundraiser. Not enough publicity means no one has used it yet.

http://www.swimarathon.us/cgi-bin/swim/swimarathon.cgi

If you would like to take a look at mine, visit:

http://75.146.116.250:9000

It’s a system used to for switching a video matrix. If you mess around with it, you’ll actually be messing with my system (which is OK). You won’t get to see the end result as the TV’s are all here (actually, you can right click on one of the icons and select to Show Screen Capture. Instead of the icon, this should then show what the TV is viewing at the moment. It’s not working 100% right yet in the web edition as it’s a new feature.

I don’t sell via the MAS but do have a number of customers that use this.

Edit (Paul): Fixed URL

[quote=63127:@Jon Ogden]If you would like to take a look at mine, visit:

[url=http://75.146.116.250:9000[/url]
[/quote]

Ugh! Stupid URL link didn’t work right…

MediaSwitcherWeb

Jon, that’s quite cool :wink:

While its not complete, my app is going to be used for a physical therapy, pilates and massage studio.
I have only just started it as a proof of design so it does nothing yet but I am proud of it.

The server is a basic virtual server with 630mb ram so if you overwealm it you will know.

The app will manage clients, images, video, client data, excersices, scheduling, email, marketing, tasks and financials.

You can click login without needing credentials and logout to go back to the login screen.

check it out here

Our Xojo Training videos have been using Web Edition for a couple of years now. http://www.bkeeney.com/XojoTraining/xojotraining.cgi. Since I’ve been tracking it, we’ve served up over 7,000 hours of Real Studio and Xojo training video.

Hi everyone.

Thank you for sharing. :slight_smile:

And now, I just saw this on the support page of xojo.com :

http://demos.xojo.com/EEWeb/#10046

Here’s one (out of it’s iFrame) I made last year: http://www.etskillsacademy.org.uk/cgi-bin/NSAetPublicRegister/nsaetpublicregister.cgi

Here it is in the iFrame: http://www.nsaet.org.uk/public-register/

[quote=63284:@David Cox]Here’s one (out of it’s iFrame) I made last year: http://www.etskillsacademy.org.uk/cgi-bin/NSAetPublicRegister/nsaetpublicregister.cgi

Here it is in the iFrame: http://www.nsaet.org.uk/public-register/[/quote]

Hmm. So you can “embed” a web app on a webpage? I didn’t know that.

My online Curriculum Vitae (in Dutch) is made with Xojo WE.
http://sondervan.nl/cv/cvsondervan.cgi

Sure! I only say iFrame!

Here is a french solution to manage loyalty cards
email : demo@fidelisa.com
password : fidelisa

It’s all done with Xojo and some js frameworks (for graphs)

[quote=116812:@ValryTarondeau]Here is a french solution to manage loyalty cards
email : demo@fidelisa.com
password : fidelisa

It’s all done with Xojo and some js frameworks (for graphs)[/quote]
Very nice!
Which JS frameworks did you use for the graphs? And was it easy to set them up via WebSDK?

@Ian Jones
Thanks !
I’m using highcharts and it’s really cool.

[quote=117065:@ValryTarondeau]@IanJones
Thanks !
I’m using highcharts and it’s really cool.[/quote]
Yeah, high charts seems to be really good, always impressed with their smooth animations and nice pop-overs wherever I’ve seen them used. Wel done Valry, you’ve done a very nice job of integrating them into your application, theme is nicely matched too.

Here is an interactive web site built with Xojo + some HTML panels (Xojo WebHTMLViewers). Powered by SQLite DB.
link text

I stopped using Xojo a number of years back, am thinking of getting back into it a bit.

I am currently wanting to do a web site, that looks like a web site, sort of like what Tony Davies’ looks like.

Keeping in mind that I haven’t been following Xojo for a number of years, what is the best way to see what the Xojo can really do for creating web sites?

When I left Xojo web creation had just come out and it was really in it’s infancy.