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Sat, Mar 22 2014 2:38 AM	Permanent Link
Code	Is there an ETA on when EWB 2.0 will be available?
Sat, Mar 22 2014 11:52 AM	Permanent Link
Raul Team Elevate	<< Code wrote: Is there an ETA on when EWB 2.0 will be available? >> No but see here : http://www.elevatesoft.com/forums?action=view&category=ewb&id=ewb_general&msg=4502&page=1 Raul
Thu, Mar 27 2014 2:15 AM	Permanent Link
Godfrey Ultimatesoft	Code wrote: Is there an ETA on when EWB 2.0 will be available? Also waiting for Ver2
Thu, Mar 27 2014 5:47 AM	Permanent Link
Matthew Jones	It may be worth saying which specific you are waiting for - the product is quite usable right now. My understanding is that the version 2 is mainly about more flexibility in the theme capability, and making third party components a possibility. But there are ways to do a lot yourself today without waiting for an update, and you get a head start in the meantime. /Matthew Jones/
Thu, Mar 27 2014 1:09 PM	Permanent Link
Code	I was wondering about code insight?
Fri, Mar 28 2014 6:29 AM	Permanent Link
Matthew Jones	Interesting. It's one of those things that I wonder if it is a big deal, or nothing. There are of course two sides to EWB: the developer part and the output capabilities. Both are important, but only the latter affects the customer. There are some IDE improvements I'd like, and sure, code insight would be one, but it comes down to resources and the output capabilities are the most important at the moment in my opinion. /Matthew Jones/
Fri, Mar 28 2014 8:02 AM	Permanent Link
Godfrey Ultimatesoft	It may be worth saying which specific you are waiting for - the product is quite usable right now. My understanding is that the version 2 is mainly about more flexibility in the theme capability, and making third party components a possibility. But there are ways to do a lot yourself today without waiting for an update, and you get a head start in the meantime. /Matthew Jones/ Waiting for more theme flexibility.