Taking Control of Your WaveMaker Application Performance

Your web application’s performance is an important part of your users’ experience. WaveMaker makes it easy to build applications, but you may not have discovered all the ways you can improve your application’s performance.
Please join us next week on Wednesday, January 25th at 10:00am PST for Taking Control of Your WaveMaker Application Performance.
In this webinar we will cover:
- How to measure your application’s load and response times
- Which key factors can affect your performance
- How you can improve your application’s performance
We will examine and discuss measurement tools you should know about, application design considerations, server call optimization to minimize performance impact, and the component loading system.
Presenter: Ed Callahan – Senior Member of Technical Staff
Register at https://vmware.webex.com/vmware/onstage/g.php?d=925737607&t=a
WaveMaker 6.4 GA

I hope you asked for a GA release for the holidays because that’s what we have for you. Today we released the 6.4.4 GA release. The release represents quite a bit of effort for the WaveMaker development team as well as reams of feedback from the Community. We’ve tracked the issues and requests and done our best to fix the issues raised. Michael, in particular, deserves recognition for his diligence the last few months, ensuring that 6.4 meets the needs of the WaveMaker community.
Thanks to Michael as well as the rest of the 6.4 developers, including Ed, Seung, and Jeremy. As well thanks to Chris and Craig for pushing us to make WaveMaker even better. Finally and most importantly, thanks to the WaveMaker Community for your comments, suggestions, and bug reports.
Since 6.4 is GA, it is available from the main download page, here. For the full, and lengthy, list of enhancements see the release notes.
When upgrading WaveMaker Studio, remember to clear you browser’s cache.
Happy Holidays and enjoy WaveMaker 6.4 GA.
Get Your Users to Build Apps for You

Imagine getting your users to build their own applications (particularly the form-based, CRUD-style applications) and then easily deploy them to Cloud Foundry.
WaveMaker enables business developers to build applications using a web-based, drag and drop interface. ASTERIA (http://asteria.com) is a cloud-based integration hub service providing integration for various types of data, files, applications, and cloud services.
Join us next week on Wednesday, December 7th at 1:00pm PST to view a demonstration of how your users can easily retrieve data from disparate sources like SalesForce.com and Excel spreadsheets to build complex, enterprise-class Java applications quickly using WaveMaker and ASTERIA.
During this session, we’ll provide real world examples and show how developers can extend their applications to meet enterprise requirements.
Presenters:
Michael Harper – Sr. Director Business Development, Cloud Foundry Services, VMware
Derek Henninger – Director of R&D, VMware
Ken Tamura – Director of Software Development, ASTERIA
To Register, visit https://vmware.webex.com/vmware/onstage/g.php?t=a&d=920910780