We say goodbye to 2020 with a new version of GeneXus that is battlefield-proven: GeneXus 17. In addition, many updated resources are available for the GeneXus Community: webinars, courses, white papers, technical articles in the GeneXus blog, and success stories from all over the world. Let’s take a look back at this year, which was as unusual as it was productive!
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It brings a new generator for .NET Core 3.1, build process optimizations and security updates, as well as enhancements to the IDE, testing and web / mobile development (including updates for iOS that will be mandatory from April 2020).
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There is a growing demand for GeneXus Analysts worldwide, and knowledge of GeneXus is a sought-after advantage in the labor market because of its flexibility, productivity, and low-code development capabilities.
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Do you want to upgrade your skills from GeneXus 15 to GeneXus 16? Do it now with these 26 video tutorials of GeneXus Training.
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As 2019 comes to an end, 2020 kicks off in full process for the testing of the new GeneXus M! This new IDE brings along the Next Generation multi-platform power for developing GeneXus applications that may be executed not only from Windows, but also from Linux and MacOS, through the cloud.
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This upgrade is compatible with iOS XCode 11.3, and it includes enhancements regarding performance for Web, Mobile and GXflow developments.
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Now you can navigate through the new site Training.GeneXus.com! We have a brand new design for online learning, featuring an interface focused on an excellent UX that includes digital students, and the possibility to buy courses and certifications online.
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The .NET Core generator enables you the possibility to use GeneXus for generating web applications that use Microsoft’s latest multi-platform language.