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VAST 2022 coming in Q1 2022! We've already slated the following features, but more may be added:
New Windows TableView
Implementation of the Windows Table Control for a native look in VAST that provides a great looking widget for row and column data.
ARM Processor Support 32 & 64-bit with JIT
Current internal builds are already running well on both cloud-based processors like Amazon AWS' Graviton2 and small, single board computers like the Raspberry Pi.
Unicode Support Framework
Internationalization with new classes in VAST to provide first-class Unicode support and a comprehensive solution.
Updates to Seaside
Update to the latest version of Seaside to provide richer web framework capability. Additional community coding work will be done to facilitate easier porting of future versions.
Asynchronous Streams Framework
An asynchronous stream of data and/or events that can be used along with our futures/promises framework.
Asynchronous Zones
Control and monitor asynchronous activities and tasks within your program.
Websockets
Get the next generation bi-directional communication technology for web applications.
Automated Build Support (ABS)
Streamline your workflow and automate builds for regular and XD packaging.
FTP/FTPS Client
Access and transfer remote files natively from the VAST Platform.
Expanded Tonel Framework
Many new features, improvements, and fixes to Tonel tools for more Git-friendliness.
OpenSSL 3.0
Updated security framework including the FIPS module as well as more cryptographic algorithyms and SSL modules.
Streaming HTTP Client
Process HTTP responses asynchronously in chunks for improved multi-gigabyte data transfers.
Windows 11, Server 2022 Support
Official support for the latest version of Windows and Windows Server with the VAST Platform.
Multi-Monitor Awareness
VAST will intelligently spawn new windows on the active monitor you're using, instead of on the primary screen.
