The document discusses Uniface 10, a new version of the Uniface development platform. Some key highlights include: - Uniface 10 focuses on improving productivity, enabling simple migrations, finalizing the code repository, implementing user wishes, and continual improvement. - New features in Uniface 10 include an integrated form painter, navigation enhancements like double-clicking to open objects, clickable compile errors, and the ability to load database definitions from sources like SQL Server and Oracle. - Considerations for the new version include that support for Uniface 9 will end in December 2020, and that future releases will further diverge the Uniface runtime, IDF, and IDE platforms.

1. 9 November 2018
Uniface 10
Jason Huggins
Director, Global Delivery

2. Agenda
• Why 10?
• What’s new?
• Let’s see it in action.

3. Dev Conf
Why 10?

4. Our Drivers
• Productivity
• Simple migration
• Finalized repository
• Implement wishes
• Continual improvement
• Open API’s and plugins
• Accessibility & familiarity
• Expand userbase

5. The Journey
•Web Edition
•Enterprise Edition
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6. The Change Curve
•Recognise
•Experiment
•Learn
•Improve

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What’s New?

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Integrated Form Painter
• Desktop forms integrated
• Multiselect property support

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Navigation Enhancements
• Double-click open
• Open editor by child name
• Create new object from
alternative worksheets

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Clickable Errors
•Quick navigation
• Compile errors
• Compile warnings

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Load definitions
•MS SQL
•Oracle
•PostgreSQL

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Create table utility
•Uniface repository
•Customer tables
•Command line
•Uses driver settings

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Additional menu?
•Custom worksheets
•Custom menus

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Security & Performance
• TLS
• C++ runtime
• Signed executables
• Public/Private web

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A Few
Considerations

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Continual Improvement
• Release value as soon as ready
• Every 2 weeks
• Double click
• DSP JS API enhancements
• ‘Compile and Test’
• Compiler output cursor position
• Search & Replace
• TLS driver extensions
• Load definitions databases
• Currency
• New user requirements

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Considerations
•Uniface 9 support ends
December 2020
•Uniface runtime, IDF &
IDE divergence

18. Latest release uptake
•New major release
in August 2018
•Multiple migration
projects initiated
• New large scale
projects started

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Let’s take a look

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