Try GraffitiSuite in your projects, for free! Debug as long as you want, and subscribe when you’re ready to build and distribute your applications!
Extract the zip archive. Within the resulting folder you’ll find a Xojo text format project and a .xojo_libary file inside a folder named “dist”. You may open the text project to test the product’s demo application, or copy the .xojo_library file to your own project directory and begin using GrtaffitiSuite. For your own project, make sure you add the Copy Files build step for the scripts directory! This must be done for every platform for which you will be debugging or building, including Xojo Cloud. You can see how this looks in the example project.
Once you’ve subscribed, head on over to your Registration Keys page to retrieve the Xojo code to embed in your App.Opening event to register GraffitiSuite.
The GraffitiSuite libraries allow you to run indefinitely in debug mode, but require registration for built applications. Once you have a key tied to your account, it will be valid for any version of GraffitiSuite released for the subscribed platform for one year from the subscription start date.
Xojo Cloud servers require zero configuration. Order your server and in minutes it’s ready to go. Just open your web project and click Deploy to upload and install your app. It really is that easy.
Warpline offers dependable bare metal unmanaged Linux servers at budget prices. If you’re comfortable with server management, Warpline is cheap, responsive, and stable. We’ve been using Warpline for our Xojo Web servers for more than 10 years!
Lifeboat makes it simple to deploy and manage your Xojo Web applications on a Linux server. Connect to a Linux server and Lifeboat will install the components necessary to run and manage Xojo Web apps.
