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вЂњWe started Xojo to enable ordinary people to create extraordinary apps. вЂњWith over 150 changes in this release we continue on our promise of quality to meet the needs and requirements of our development community,вЂќ commented Geoff Perlman, Xojo Founder and CEO. This new release of the popular development tool focuses on quality and contains over 150 changes, including improved IDE functionality, enhanced web support and more sophisticated local documentation.Д«ased on feedback from the extensive Xojo community, the following changes have been added to this release to improve usability:

Xojo language reference windows#

Xojo is a multi-platform, object-oriented development tool that enables developers of all backgrounds to create desktop (OS X, Windows and Linux), web and, soon, mobile/iOS apps. today announced the immediate availability of Xojo 2013 Release 2, the faster development tool for web and desktop apps.

Xojo language reference update#

Latest update adds enhancements to IDE functionality, web support and documentationДЄUSTIN, TX, USA (July 16, 2013) - Xojo, Inc. :) But I think I have to, if I can't fix this malfunction of my iPhone.Xojo Announces Availability of Xojo 2013 Release 2 I hope one of you has a solution for this problem, because I would feel very strange buying an old school alarm clock. That is not my problem, because - as I already said - the alarm seems to go off, but without sound. I've been searching the net for a solution and found the issue of iPhone alarm clocks going off one hour late.I first assumed that it could be a push message from Google+ or a news-app I'm using but the malfunction is also occurring without any push-messages being displayed. It's not an issue of push-messages being displayed.

Sound is working fine, settings are always applied.

I've got no other problems with my iPhone (besides a synchronizing issue I got the Tumbleweed badge for).

That's very strange because it implies that the alarm has been activated but only the message is shown and no sound. When I unlock it, I see that there is still the message I programmed for the alarm clock to display when activated! Like Get up! or something.

When I realize I have overslept I first have a look at my iPhone.

But in 30 % to 50 % of the cases, it does not go off and I'm late for work, in a bad mood and really stressed. The first alarm clock goes off at 5:30, another one at 5:45, I get up and go to work.

As I already mentioned, the malfunction does not always occur.

Just to get that I'm so glad I can sleep another 15 minutes - feeling.

Most of the time I set three or four alarm clocks with intervals of 15 or 20 minutes.

I'm not sleepwalking, so it's impossible that I turn off the alarm clocks at night.

In addition, the iPhone is lying in a distance of 15 inches from my head. I test the volume of the alarm clock before I go to sleep and it's definitely loud enough.

My iPhone is not jailbroken and I've already done a complete reset for several times.

I can't reproduce it and it's happening without any observable frequency of occurrence. I can't count how often I overslept since I'm using my iPhone as my main alarm clock.