For Rust developers, we have good news: From now on, you can also experience WebForms Core technology in Rust. At Elanat, we have updated the WebForms class of the Rust programming language to the latest version of the WebFormsJS library, version 1.6.

WebForms Core is a modern and high-level technology for managing DOM elements in HTML from the server. WebForms Core is now available to everyone on the Ruby programming language. Elanat has updated the WebForms class for Ruby with the latest version of WebFormsJS, 1.6. The WebForms class on the server and the WebFormsJS library on the client constitute the WebForms Core technology.

Continuing the development of WebForms Core technology, we went to the R programming language and aligned the WebForms.R class with version 1.6 of the WebFormsJS library. The WebForms class on the server and the WebFormsJS library on the client constitute the WebForms Core technology.

Elanat continues its commitment to supporting WebForms Core technology across all programming languages. WebForms Core is now available to everyone on the GO programming language. Elanat has updated the WebForms class for GO with the latest version of WebFormsJS, 1.6. The WebForms class on the server and the WebFormsJS library on the client constitute the WebForms Core technology.

Good news for Java developers: You can now experience WebForms Core technology in Java. Elanat has update the WebForms class for Java with the latest version of WebFormsJS, 1.6. The WebForms class on the server and the WebFormsJS library on the client constitute the WebForms Core technology.

By using WebForms Core technology, you don't need to develop a front-end, because all HTML tags are managed from the server.

In a significant move, Elanat has changed the licensing of all of its products from the GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLV3) to the MIT License. This change demonstrates Elanat's respect and commitment to the wishes of its users.

The WebForms class for NodeJS has been updated to the latest version of WebFormsJS, 1.6. The WebForms class on the server and the WebFormsJS library on the client constitute the WebForms Core technology.
WebForms Core is a high-level technology for manipulating HTML tags on the server, introduced by Elanat in 2024. It works both online and offline without requiring repeated requests to the server. With WebForms Core, there is no need to develop front-end (use front-end frameworks or write JavaScript code on the client).

The WebForms Core technology continues to evolve, and with the release of WebFormsJS 1.6, the Python implementation of the WebForms class has been updated to fully support the latest features. This update ensures seamless communication between the server-side WebForms class and the client-side WebFormsJS library, enabling developers to create highly dynamic and interactive web applications with ease. WebForms Core is a modern technology for manipulating DOM elements in HTML that can be implemented across all programming languages ​​and back-end frameworks. WebForms Core is built and supported by Elanat.

In WebForms Core technology, the WebForms class on the server automatically communicates with the WebFormsJS library on the client.
The WebForms class for the PHP programming language is now fully compatible with the latest version of WebFormsJS and takes advantage of all the new features of version 1.6.

CodeBehind version 4 has been released with a new feature of multiple responses in WebForms Core technology.
CodeBehind version 4 is updated to WebFormsJS version 1.6 and supports all its features.
In this version, the ability to cache client-side server responses has been added.
Version 4 has added the ability to access parent tags in WebForms Core technology.