Announcing CygNet Thin Web Client 1.6

November 18, 2024 / 0 comments / in Canvas  General  Patch  Product Release  Studio Tips  Support  / by Brandon Fore

We are thrilled to announce the arrival of the latest release of the CygNet Thin Web Client (TWC), v1.6, jam packed with new controls, features, and improvements. The TWC leverages familiar CygNet screen building techniques to allow you to construct web-based workflows displaying data from your CygNet servers. We’ve been busy adding new features to Canvas and TWC and fixing a few issues here and there, including the following items:

Announcing CygNet Thin Web Client 1.4

April 17, 2024 / 0 comments / in Canvas  General  Patch  Product Release  Studio Tips  Support  / by Brandon Fore

We are very excited to announce the latest release of the CygNet Thin Web Client (TWC), v1.4.

TWC leverages familiar CygNet screen building techniques to construct web-based workflows displaying data from your existing CygNet servers. We’ve been busy adding functionality to TWC and fixing a few issues, including the following:

Announcing CygNet Thin Web Client 1.2

December 19, 2023 / 0 comments / in Canvas  General  Product Release  Thin Web Client  / by Brandon Fore

We are very excited to announce the latest release of the CygNet Thin Web Client (TWC), v1.2.

TWC leverages familiar CygNet screen building techniques to construct web-based workflows displaying data from your existing CygNet servers. We’ve been busy adding controls and functionality to TWC, and fixing a few issues, including the following:

What's New in Canvas 9.4, Part 3

April 2, 2020 / 0 comments / in Canvas  / by Walter Goodwater

We’ve been reviewing some of the new Canvas features in the 9.4 release. We’ve covered navigation and high performance HMI. Today I want to talk about alarms, how to know when they’ve happened, and how to take action.

What's New in Canvas 9.4, Part 2

March 31, 2020 / 0 comments / in Canvas  / by Walter Goodwater

As I mentioned in my previous article, there are just so many new features in Canvas for 9.4 that we couldn’t fit it all in one post. Last time we talked about some of the new navigation features; today I want to talk about high performance HMI.

“High Performance” has been a bit of a buzzword for HMI design for a while now, and can mean different things to different people. In general, the goal of a high performance HMI is to prioritize actionable information over raw data. We want to remove visual distractions, limit points of confusion, and empower end users to take informed action. These principles have been part of Canvas’ design from the beginning, and we’ve added even more features in 9.4.

What's New in Canvas 9.4, Part 1

March 26, 2020 / 0 comments / in Canvas  Product Release  / by Walter Goodwater

We’re all very happy to have CygNet 9.4 out in the world. The CygNet development and product management team worked hard to ensure this release would provide significant value for our customers. Hopefully you can see the results of that work in the massive 9.4 release notes.

As the lead developer for Canvas, I want to spend some time highlighting some of the many new HMI features in 9.4. This release represents the biggest investment we’ve done in our new HMI since it came out a few years ago. Frankly there are just too many new features to meaningfully cover in a single post, so I am going to break it up and do a series on some of the awesome new things in Canvas.

Today I want to talk about navigation. Navigation is a big theme for Canvas 9.4. As people start building out new systems in Canvas, we wanted to expand options for end users to move around quickly and efficiently.

Your Trend Wish List

July 17, 2017 / 0 comments / in Canvas  General  / by Walter Goodwater

Calling all CygNet Trend aficionados! We’re starting work on our next generation of the trend tool for CygNet HMI and want your input.