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XML Grid Gets a Makeover

March 24, 2021/in Development, XML /by Erin Cavanaugh

If you’ve worked with XML in XMLSpy you’ve likely utilized XML Grid View to get a graphical representation of your XML document’s structure. This visual representation of the document’s hierarchical structure makes it immediately easier to understand and edit the content.

In the latest version of the XML editor, XML Grid looks a little different – in fact, it’s been completely rebuilt from scratch to offer even more unique functionality for editing, querying, calculating, and sharing XML data.

Tags: new features, XML Editor, XMLSpy, xpath, XQuery

New XML Grid and More in v2021r2

March 4, 2021/in Development, Servers, Tools, XML /by Erin Cavanaugh

In the latest release of Altova desktop developer tools and server software products, we’re introducing a completely rebuilt XML Grid View, support for XSLT3 for XML data mapping, statistics and charts for monitoring FlowForce Server, and much more. Let’s take a look at the highlights of Altova Software Version 2021 Release 2.

New Features for Refining Your App UI

December 15, 2020/in App Development, mobile development, MobileTogether /by Erin Cavanaugh

The latest release of Altova’s rapid application development (RAD) framework introduces several new features that make it easier to customize and refine the UI of your app, with new features for styling controls, flexible options for users, and new logging tools.

Let’s take a look at what’s new in MobileTogether 7.2.

New JSON Editing Features

November 18, 2020/in Development, JSON, Tools /by Erin Cavanaugh

In Version 2020, Altova introduced an entirely new approach to JSON editing in XMLSpy called JSON Grid View. This visual JSON editor offers a graphical representation of the JSON document structure that is immediately easier to understand and work with than the corresponding JSON code in a text editor, especially for long, complex documents with multiple nested levels of arrays and objects.

With each release we improve upon the list of unique editing tools in JSON Grid. Let’s take a look at some important updates announced in Version 2021, which was released in October of 2020.

Tags: JSON, JSON edito, new features, XMLSpy

New tools for JSON, EDI, SWIFT, and XBRL in Version 2021

October 14, 2020/in Development, EDI, JSON, XBRL /by Erin Cavanaugh

As standards-based technologies and their applications evolve, so does the functionality that users require from developer tools. In our latest release, we’ve added new ways to work with XBRL, JSON, EDI, and more that help Altova customers work faster and more efficiently.

Let’s take a look at some highlights from the Altova Software Version 2021 release.

Tags: EDI, MapForce, new features, StyleVision, SWIFT, v2021, XBRL, XMLSpy

MobileTogether Adds a Full-Featured Debugger

July 14, 2020/in App Development, Low Code, mobile development /by Erin Cavanaugh

MobileTogether is an easy to use, low-code app development framework that allows you to create sophisticated apps for all platforms from a single app design. Because MobileTogether is capable of building highly complex, elegant solutions, developers need the ability to troubleshoot during development to understand and debug app behavior.

In its latest release MobileTogether introduces a brand new, enterprise-grade debugger alongside other new features for defining controls, actions, and UI refinements.

New Data Integration Tools

March 25, 2020/in Data Integration, Database, EDI /by Erin Cavanaugh

Altova MissionKit tools offer numerous ways to connect to, query, and integrate data from disparate sources. With multiple product releases each year, we’re constantly working to deliver increased power and efficiency for data integration, while adding features requested by customers. This includes ongoing updates to built-in support for all major SQL databases across the product line.

Let’s take a look at some of the recently added tools and enhancements.

New data integration tools in Altova's release