Introduction
FrameworX was designed to provide excellent on User Graphical Interfaces. From the Designer tool, which has 12 themes and a powerful built-in drawing editor, up to the Runtime Execution, allowing Portable displays that runs both on Windows and Web browsers, Responsive Dashboards, support for the High Performance HMI specification, WebAssemblies for optimal performance, and the ability create Self-Aware SCADA and Assets Monitor applications, where the graphical interface is dynamically created form the Data Models.
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Responsive Dashboards
Allows the easy creating of responsive User Interface, which adapt automatically to to User Device, from a Desktop to a Mobile, organizing the displays elements.
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Designer and Runtime Themes
An extensive set of Light and Dark Themes, including High-Contrast ones, provides the better comfort and visibility when creating the solution, as well for operators.
The Built-in tools enables the easy creation of Solutions that will be delivered with theme support, with no extra effort for it.
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High Performance HMI
The well know book High Performance HMI proposed a set of standards on HMI design. Frameworks fully enables the creation of solutions support that standards, including HighPerformance Graphical pallets on its themes, and hundreds of read-to use Symbols creating following those specifications.
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Self-aware Applications
Data centric applications can have its User Interface created automatically based on what assets are found in the Data Model Typically those applications are organized around an Unified Namespace, or a MQTT Broker or UPC UA servers, and FrameworX establish a dynamic connection with those servers, selecting the best UI elements according the data found on the connected servers.
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Portable Displays and WebAssembly
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Built-in Drawing tool and Components
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