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Excellent tutorial, thank you so much!

Im sorry, but all these new features, great as they may be, are not worth the deprecation of Windows 7, 8 and 8.1. Bring support back or I am never "upgrading". That deprecation costs actual real-world resources such as "computers" that cannot be upgraded. If I want to bring my product into those machines as well, it should not be up to you.

Your tutorial was very helpful and made it much easier for me to set up my first WebView plugin. Thank you so much for that! I have one question though: At the moment, the Normalisable Ranges for the SliderAttachments are calculated in JavaScript. This makes it uncomfortable to use custom Normalisable Ranges defined in the backend (works only with the help of e.g. Native Function). Are there any plans to change this in the future? Having full access to these parameters would be a big advantage.

Thanks for this great tutorial! I’m having some issues with the Web Attachments working together with the Undo Manager. While parameter changes are saved in the Undo Manager, they’re not recorded as individual transactions. Instead, all changes are grouped into a single transaction. This also applies to the comboboxes, which don’t seem to require the sliderDragStarted and sliderDragEnded functions.

I had to use ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/libs/juce/modules/juce_gui_extra/native/javascript/ instead of ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/../libs/juce/modules/juce_gui_extra/native/javascript/ in order to copy the files. Otherwise, I'd get the "No such file or directory." error.

I think I just had the Aha where this will be really useful. Any time I hit a situation where I want to make something in the UI that is either not possible or very cumbersome in JUCE I should be able to toss on a webview ALONGSIDE my JUCE ui and build out that part of the plugin’s ui there. Very cool. I hadn’t been thinking of the webview being something you would mix with the classic cpp based uis.

This was massively insightful. I appreciated that you explained concepts as you went... it was a useful appendix to the JUCE example. Can't wait to try this out. 🔥🔥🔥

I hate this guy's face

These tutorials are great! I'm doing my own plumbing in my own template project, with vite and React and zip asset based delivery for release, and these videos are so helpful for setting that up!

what happend to all the old juce videos?

Great intro, thanks 😁 Having the full frontend power of React and WebGL with the full processing power of JUCE combined ... that'll be neat 🥰

Just to know, can't you simply sent the outputLevel value in the js event you are triggering from c++ instead of making an event that then request a resource with that data from js?

I'm still really not getting why anyone would want to use this webview stuff. Seems like so much work compared to just using existing methods. Seems like it's brittle if the OS installed webview frameworks are changed. Who is realistically going to be replacing their existing UIs with this?

Does all that custom setup for windows need to be done by the user?

Great series, learning a lot. Have a question, is it possible to serve WebUI from a DEV server and also do the fetch calls from the UI app t C++ backend. I can see that it is possible to serve the UI files with zip method, but it seems that it will require building of the UI code on every UI change. Thanks

Really appreciate this content, thank you so much!

This is so fun, thank you!

THANK YOU 💯🔥 i learn sooo much from these videos it is literally insane! I had never programmed anything in my life before, now you set me up with these awesome tutorials and im on my way to creating my first plugin. My goal is to create sample based instruments, similar to Kontakt but less complex and a more user friendly interface

Jan!! Nice to see you on the official JUCE channel.

I was able to get the web app I've been developing over the last year running in a JUCE web component today, and it all works! I cannot express how grateful I am to the folks at JUCE and to you Jan for this great tutorial! This opens up so many possibilities for me!

Great job, Jan! Looking forward to the next one!

Can I use cmake in juce 8 out of the box? With previous versions you have to use third-party repositories to be able to work with cmake. And for some reason, compilation for Linux with cmake, in this case, turns out to be quite long. (If I make small changes to the code, it causes everything to be recompiled). You had a video on how to use juce with cmake. Is this relevant for version 8?

Thanks a lot!!!

Thanks ! On Mac, I don't get the right-click web inspector on the standalone... is there a debug flag or something that needs to be set?

Fantastic , thanks Jan !

Thanks a lot for this tutorials. Waiting for more!

Thanks

Excited to start using this, thanks for uploading!

Very good. Just need to shift yourself a bit further left (or make the files panel wider) because you're covering up the logs appearing in the Terminal.

Awesome! Are there any plans to support Wasm plugins?

Did you guys just kill HISE? "You may not create, make available as a service, nor distribute software that creates software that contains JUCE. This encompasses all projects and products that provide the ability to generate plug-ins and standalone software that uses JUCE."

So the animator class / easings are just like Macromedia Flash from 20 years ago - easy enough!

JUCE just became interesting to me. Web view has been a long time coming, I’m happy to see you’ve noticed the trend

So cool to see this Jan collab on the main channel

Still no CLAP? Sheesh.

Amazing!

Yay! Thank you!

💬 Share your thoughts on the update with the JUCE team on the forum! forum.juce.com/t/the-juce-8-preview-branch-is-available-now/