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seaBreeze Version 5.0 Now Available

Posted on by Author Jeremy Jordan in Categories Events, Smalltalk, STICTags , , ,

We’re happy to announce that version 5.0 of seaBreeze, the award-winning graphical editor suite for Web 2.0 applications, is now available.

The new version, which is based on Seaside 3.0 and Cincom® VisualWorks® 7.8, features communication between UI elements that is based on a Value Model pattern, internationalization with support of per-session locales derived from browser settings, and many other improvements.

seaBreeze version 5.0, which continues to be MIT licensed, is available at the Cincom Public Store, and a presentation of the new internationalization features can be found at http://www.stic.st/events/smalltalk-solutions-2011-abstracts/multilingual-seaside-web-applications-with-seabreeze-5-0/.

A new version of the seaBreeze demos will be available soon, but in the meantime, have some fun with seaBreeze by clicking here.

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