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If you want to create modern desktop and mobile apps you're in the right place! DecSoft App Builder is a professional visual development environment to create HTML5 apps, WebApps, Progressive WebApps, Web Extensions and Hybrid apps for the modern mobile and desktop browsers, as well platforms like Google Android, Apple iOS and Microsoft Windows.

Languages
The DecSoft App Builder apps are based in HTML, CSS and Javascript. These are the languages that you must know (more or less) in order to create modern apps that run in all the mobile and desktop browsers, as well platforms like Android, iOS and Microsoft Windows. All with the same base code! This is a big reason to choose DecSoft App Builder.

Visual designer
App Builder provide us dozens of visual and non visual controls ready to be placed in the application's designer. Simply drag and drop the control that you need into the designer and then place it where you wanted.

Contextual help
DecSoft App Builder has a contextual help that point you exactly to the control, property, event reference, etc. Just press the F1 key where you are in the IDE. For your convenience, the help is also available online in: getappbuilderhelp.com

Apache Cordova
DecSoft App Builder is integrated with Apache Cordova and prepares for your app the right config file, platform icons, splash screens, batch files, shell files and JSON files. DecSoft App Builder integrates also the officials Apache Cordova plugins.

Quick code list
The DecSoft App Builder code editors provides the Quick code list for your convenience. The Quick code list helps you to write Javascript code more faster, providing all the available controls properties, methods and more.

App Files manager
The DecSoft App Builder IDE incorporates the right Files manager for your app, so you can link Javascript and stylesheet files, but also add images, other files (like JSON files) and even entire directories, to be available in your app at runtime.

User Functions
In addition to the available app methods and the methods provided by the app views, app dialogs, app frames, the Apache Cordova plugins methods, and, all the possible controls that you can use, its also possible to setup your own User Functions in order to be available for your app at runtime.

Auto scale apps
There are many themes availables for your app, and, you can also set the fixed and scaled styles, even at runtime. The auto scale style made the app properly show in different screen sizes.

RELEASE NOTES
* Add a new app template help topic page in the product local and online documentation (and properly link it in the Index of Contents page) that describes the usage of the "v-if", "v-show", "v-for" and "v-html" directives that we can use in our apps interface, like in the HTML property of the HTML controls. These app directives are quite useful and powerful, as you will know when you read about it, play with it and finally start to use it.
* Add the TemplateHtml sample app, which shows how to use app global reactive variables, which can contain HTML markup, in order to be properly shown in our app interface by using the "v-html" directive. You can see that if we use the "v-html" directive, the HTML markup is shown as expected, but, if we use the moustache {{variable}} way the HTML is not shown as expected but "as is" in the app interface.
* Add the TemplateFor sample app, which shows how to use app global reactive variables with the "v-for" directive in our app interface. The "v-for" directive is intended to render Array variables in the interface, no matter if we are talking about simple Arrays or complex Arrays (like Array of Objects). It's quite useful, and the "v-for" directive is used in various sample apps, like the HTML sample app.
* Add the TemplateShow sample app, which shows how to use app global reactive variables with the "v-show" directive in our app interface. The "v-show" directive allows you to show certain content or other content depending on the value (true or false) of some app global reactive variable. The "v-show" directive renders the content that is intended to be rendered even if the variable in the condition is "false", but hides the content from the DOM by using "display: none".
* Add the TemplateIf sample app, which shows how to use app global reactive variables with the "v-if" directive in our app interface. The "v-if" directive allows to show certain content or other content depending on the value (true or false) of some app global reactive variable. The "v-if" directive doesn't render the content that is intended to be rendered if the variable in the condition is "false".

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