AppStudio allows the use of full standard JavaScript in its apps.
JavaScript is the standard language of the Web. It is very difficult to find a small problem in a large, complicated App.įinally, if none of these support options fit your needs, we provide paid support as well.
If possible, a link to a deployed App that exhibits the problem - simplified if possible. An example of what you've tried that's currently not working. A clear description of you're trying to accomplish. A clear description of the problem, including directions on how to reproduce it. Here's a great (if long) article on how to ask smart questions. Please remember that the more information you provide to us, the easier it is for us to help solve your problem. If you'd rather keep your question private, you can e-mail support, although we may not respond as quickly as we would to mailing list posts. This is the suggested way to ask a question as not only our support staff, but also the community can help to answer your question. Our mailing list has been active since NSB/AppStudio 1.0, and many issues have been answered there. Some articles from the blog haven't made it into the wiki yet, and you may find answers there as well. We've got nearly all of our documentation online, and this is a great place to start. Under the File menu in AppStudio, you'll find lots of sample code, organized as follows. If you are having a problem with NSB/AppStudio or your App, there are several ways to get help.
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