Juergen Theis

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Update 3 of the Model for Resource Planning HTML5 Gantt Charts

Posted by Juergen Theis on Jul 10, 2023 11:15:24 AM

Almost exactly one year ago I reported about the second update of NETRONIC's Resource Planning Model. Since this model is essential for understanding the basic concepts of our products like our Visual Scheduling Widget for HTML5 Gantt charts or for the world of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central our Visual Scheduling Add-in Developer Toolbox, it is not surprising that it has now been updated again.

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Visual Scheduling Widget for HTML5 Gantt charts - release 7.0

Posted by Juergen Theis on Jul 10, 2023 9:58:41 AM

We just released a new version of our Visual Scheduling Widget, to offer you even more functionality to create powerful HTML5/JavaScript Gantt charts. With version 7.0 you will get a new view type that allows structuring resources depending on their skills.

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CSS Custom Properties for Coloring the Visual Scheduling Widget

Posted by Juergen Theis on Jun 22, 2023 11:39:05 AM

In this blog post, you will learn an alternative approach to coloring the Visual Scheduling Widget - VSW for short - using CSS custom properties instead of calls to the widget’s API.

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Gantt control add-in for Business Central with AL API - release 6.4

Posted by Juergen Theis on Mar 7, 2023 1:16:04 PM

With planning boards, you often need a quick overview of jobs, tasks, or resources. It helps to sort the entries in the table part. In the past releases of our Visual Scheduling Add-in Developer Toolbox (short VSADT), we have already introduced the strong re-sorting function via drag&drop. Now we have worked further on this topic. Check out what's new in version 6.4 of our toolbox with AL API you can use for developing your own scheduler in Business Central.

 

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Visual Scheduling Widget for HTML5 Gantt charts - release 6.4

Posted by Juergen Theis on Mar 6, 2023 12:08:34 PM

With planning boards, you often need a quick overview of jobs, tasks or resources. It helps to sort the entries in the table part. In the past releases of our Visual Scheduling Widget (short VSW SE), we have already introduced the strong re-sorting function via drag&drop. Now we have worked further on this topic. Check out what's new in version 6.4 of our HTML5/JavaScript Gantt widget.

 

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Gantt control add-in for Business Central with AL API - release 6.3

Posted by Juergen Theis on Oct 26, 2022 2:34:53 PM

The Visual Scheduling Add-in Developer Toolbox (VSADT) is a Gantt control add-in for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and fully integrates with the ERP system. ISVs use the VSADT in their business solutions to visualize their data in form of an interactive graphical planning board. You develop your individual Gantt chart only by using AL code. 

Today we released Version 6.3 of the VSADT. Among others, you can now intuitively drag & drop rows in the table part of the Gantt chart. Learn more about the new features here. 

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Visual Scheduling Widget for HTML5 Gantt charts - release 6.3

Posted by Juergen Theis on Oct 26, 2022 1:59:27 PM

We have added more functionality to our HTML5/JavaScript Gantt chart widgets. With the release of version 6.3 of our Visual Scheduling Widget (in short: VSW-SE) you can now intuitively drag&drop rows in the table area. Here is a description of this new feature and the other enhancements in the new version.

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Update 2 of the Model for Resource Planning HTML5 Gantt Charts

Posted by Juergen Theis on Jul 19, 2022 11:13:33 AM

I have already reported here several times about NETRONIC's Resource Planning Model which is essential for understanding the basic concepts of our products like our Visual Scheduling Widget for HTML5 Gantt charts or, for the world of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, our Visual Scheduling Add-in Developer Toolbox. Why this update now? As you can imagine, the model is constantly growing due to constant new findings and experiences and the associated extensions. The last update was quite a while ago (see here) and now it is time to give you an update. So read here, what is new.

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