Downloads

The Base-Dlls of the current toolset (version 6) are contained in this minimum-package:
RC6BaseDlls.zip  (~ 3.5MB, current version: 6.0.15, last updated: 2023-07-23  ... including SQLite-version: 3.42.0)

The Base-Dlls of the previous (version 5) toolset are contained in this minimum-package:
vbRC5BaseDlls.zip  (~ 2.9MB, current version: 5.0.80, last updated: 2021-03-26  ... including SQLite-version: 3.28)

Out of the contained dlls you'll have only:
In addition, please keep those Dlls always together in their Folder - also when you deploy them with your App.

The RichClient offers in addition, another useful Binding to a powerful OpenSource-Library - 
an easy usable Browser-Component, which is deployable with your own Apps, based on WebKit.

WebKitCairo.7z  (~ 3.3MB)

WebKitCairoNewLibCurl.zip  (~ 6.5MB)

This Component is optional, but pretty easy to integrate into the above Base-Framework - over a simple
Copy-Operation (without registering anything). For that you will only have to "drop" the Folder 'WebKitCairo',
which is contained in the above *.7z-archive, into the Folder on your FileSystem, which already contains
the 3 Base-Dlls.
After this is done, you can already use the cwBrowser-Widget, contained in the vbWidgets.dll package.

vbWidgets: 

The just mentioned vbWidgets.dll  (together with its complete Sourcecode) is now hosted on GitHub:
Here's a direct link to the latest activities and commits on the GitHub-Repo.
Zip-Download-> of the current master-branch (incl. the latest vbWidgets.dll-Binary, ~ 237KB)

Potential contributors - please contact me per E-Mail if not sure, how to proceed ...

But the usual procedure would be, to create ones own "personal fork" of the vbWidgets-Repo on GitHub... and since GitHub-Forks keep their 'Origin' from which they were "derived", there's the simple option, to send Pull-Requests to the Originator-Repo automatically (on each Resync of your own personal Forks). Those Pull-Requests will trigger an E-Mail on my end - so that I will finally be able, to do the Merging directly from your Pull-Requests (your contributed changes/enhancements).


That much to the Base-Components. More and concrete Demo-Downloads are available over the Demos-Menu.
E.g. a very complete Cairo-Drawing-Tutorial, but also a Tutorial for the new Form-Engine - as well as a new
Widget-Tutorial are offered there.

Those Tutorials are recommended as a "first read" (in exactly the order, as they're listed above).
After that, the "combining Demos" will be a lot easier to follow.