Dear friends,
Today is an historial day 
We found the way to migrate FWH apps to the web using Charly's HIX and AntiGravity (free) from Google:
We are going to do a webinar showing this inmense power to all of you !!!
For now, just enjoy these images:
Much more coming, stay tunned !!! 
Dear Antonio,
Very interesting — the architecture seems quite close to what I’m doing with my Harbour/C microservice setup.
I also separate UI and logic, but without any 3rd-party dependencies.
With AntiGravity you still need to recreate connectors, while my microservice handles all routing, JSON I/O, DBF operations and logic directly.
Nice to see that we’re moving in a similar direction.
Best regards,
Otto
Dear Otto,
AI is doing everything, I just supervise it 
Gemini 3 is really impresive
HIX and AntiGravity together are fantastic 
Dear Antonio,
Are the AntiGravity screenshots actual HTML/CSS elements, or streamed native windows?
They look pixel-perfect identical to the desktop UI, so I'm curious how the browser layout engine reproduces FWH spacing and metrics.
Best regards,
Otto
Dear Otto,
It uses HTML/CSS, javascript and PRG only.
But it is a very advanced coding, really impressive
Waaaaw, Antonio,
Will that be working for any FWH application?
I'm very much interested.
Keep me informed, please.
Thank you.
Regards,
Michel D.
Genk (Belgium)
I use : FiveWin for (x)Harbour v. 26.03 - Harbour 3.2.0 (May 2025) - xHarbour Builder (January 2020) - Bcc773
Dear Antonio,
very interesting, and thank you. This will certainly give many developers an easier and more painless entry into the web.
Once the UI runs in the browser, further evolution will naturally continue with HTML/JS and a stateless backend.
Exciting to see where this goes.
Regards, Otto
