looksoftware announces lookserver version 10, which delivers Web and mobile interfaces for IBM i applications with more power and less complexity than ever before.
Beauty That Is More Than Skin Deep
Skins can be used to make your applications look better, but why stop there? Your skins should be easy to use but also allow you to create solutions that work better and exceed the expectations of your end users. lookserver 10 incorporates skins to enable easy and flexible management of user interface characteristics. Your application can now support Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Apple iPhone, iPad, and Android devices with an optimized experience without changing the underlying source code in any way.
HTML5 and CSS3 Made Easy
"Too many IBM i customers feel that they have to choose between delivering quick results and providing quality solutions. With lookserver 10, you can leverage your existing skills and applications to ensure that you are delivering real value quickly whilst also providing the best quality architecture and user experience." - Brendan Kay, CEO of looksoftware.
"We have different users with different requirements and device types, and lookserver 10 allows us to deliver the right interface with minimal effort. We really benefit from the integration of looksoftware's technologies, so we can serve the diverse needs of our users from one development effort." - Rod Riley, IT Manager of Anthony Squires Menswear.
lookserver version 10 will be generally available on Oct 10, 2013. looksoftware will be hosting a webinar on October 10th, 2013 that will demonstrate the new features of lookserver 10. For more information, visit www.looksoftware.com
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