Got it!
Sorry guys.
Well last month I’ve written a small Web App (nothing really special and took me just 2 hours).
It “calculates” the risk of carburator freezing of Aircraft Engines and shows it visually.
First Input Field is current Temperature, 2nd Input Field is the Dew Point.
Sorry all texts in German and of course in Celsius not Fahrenheit.
To open the App you have to click on the link or image in my blog:
http://ul-fluglehrer.de/blog/files/20151021-vergaservereisung-app.html
For some time now I’ve been working on a template(administration system) that will be used to build custom systems on.
This is what the systems administrator sees and the custom build is what the users sees.
It has support for account privileges, secure password handling, reset password through link account image upload and 2 Step verification and all that stuff. All icons are SVG to look crisp on retina displays.
Runs beautifully behind HAproxy.
Addition to above: It has support for both Swedish and English so the visitor can select what language hen wants.
… and today I’ve updated my Software Hangarbox. It’s a combination of both, a desktop software and a stand alone web server running the web-Interface as service/daemon. I post just the dashboard of the Web App here, more Screenshots can be found on my Hangarbox Gallery.
An Online-Demo will follow soon… I try to make it before XOJO CON London…
Now, we use XOJO Web for make a good game’s Web Admin System:
@Tomas Jakobs
What calendar control did you use (specially for webapp) ?
Thanks
[quote=237325:@Tomas Jakobs]Simple XOJO built-in WeblistBox for this view:
Jeremie Leroy Weblistbox for this view:
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Maybe we can trade some library code with code.
Well another smaller WebApp: It’s calculating the Run-Up start distance of light and small aircrafts under various runway conditions (like wet grass, mud, snow etc.). With the help of XOJO it just took 2 hours to develop, most time spend on debugging. Sorry in german only, enjoy!
http://jakobssystems.net/webapps/startruncalc/startruncalc.cgi
Another small WebApp launched today. it helps me in teaching sportpilots. It’s calculating a wind corretion angle for navigation purposes. You can start it here:
http://jakobssystems.net/webapps/wind3eck/wind3eck.cgi
Enjoy!
(Sorry everything in german, again)
Hi olivier vidal
What Libs you use for the Web POS
Hello,
for a local school I built a website to run their chemistry-quiz in this advent season. The participants are kids from the same school and from other schools in the area. The questions and answers to the quiz are prepared and filmed by a group of kids and their chemistry-teacher. From December 1. to December 24. each day a new question will appear on the site. Kids can register and participate and also win some mall prizes (the answers of the kids are saved to a database).
The last two years there was a physics-quiz (and I also built the website then). With Xojo-Web I built the interactive part of the site (the quiz-page, registration form, contact form). The web apps are embedded into the normal html page with the help of iframes. The site will be online until mid-January 2017.
Quizz: http://www.scheffold-gymnasium.de/advent/experiments/experiments.html
Registration form: http://www.scheffold-gymnasium.de/advent/register/register.html
Contact form: http://www.scheffold-gymnasium.de/advent/contact/contact.html
This is a nice thread.
I finally am taking a dive into Xojo Web apps (finally working in a company willing to give it a go) and seeing some of these implementations gives me tons of ideas. I only wish some older examples had included screenshots, as the websites are now gone.
Here’s a system which uses a chrome extension and a xojo-based web database application: www.familymoviefilters.com
I was hired by a client to write an app that uses 20 Raspberry Pi’s to send weather data to a cloud app. It allows the user to set relays on the PI. Each Pi is attached to power generators. If the wind turbines are not moving fast enough, the pi or user can start a diesel generator.
I used Xojo for both the web app and the Pi.
Here is a video on the part part:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilSzD7wRoUM&feature=youtu.be
Here is the weather station that it reads:
https://www.davisnet.com/product/anemometer-for-weather-monitor-or-wizard/
It also used a humidity/temperature sensor.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KTEN3TM/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
And a four port relay board.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N9BA0O4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
The cloud side reads all the data from each Pi and shows a similar interface. This lets any user get data from any Pi via their smart phone or tablet. The user just needs to go to one website to see all the PI units and their status.
Here’s a huge web app I’ve made with Xojo.
https://back.fidelisa.com
demo login : demo@fidelisa.com
demo password : fidelisa
Unfortunately, it’s only in French 
@Valery Tarondeau: very very nice. No scrollbars in Safari/Mojave though.