Objo Studio 26.6.5 is now available, and this really is a big one. The full changelog includes 28 fixes and 18 new features / improvements, but I wanted to call out four changes in particular. Avalonia 12 Objo Studio has moved to Avalonia 12 . This is mostly an under-the-hood change, but it matter…

Also: first class support for Sql Server, which I’m eager to test on both native and Azure DB, on Windows Server.

How did I forget that? :laughing: Yep, I’ve also added first-class support for Microsoft SQL Server and Azure SQL. SQLServerDatabase docs . I’ve add a SQLServerDatabase class alongside the existing SQLite, MySQL, and PostgreSQL database classes. It implements the shared Database interface, so the …

We’ve talked about the watchpoints “on value” in another topic just recently and now you have it. awesome! Very good work!

Using the underlaying functionality of Dotnet makes everything possible- I am waiting how this will compete with XoJo. Looking on it it wins against it from scratch. Cause it is more professional in this early state than XoJo ever was in my opinion. Don’tstop this work and search Partners for the ca…

[image] Garry: Objo Studio has moved to Avalonia 12 As mentioned here: [image] Objo Studio v26.6.2 Released Objo I’m also impressed from Objo Studio so far. But there is an issue in Avalonia UI on macOS, that i was not aware of. If you use the modern m…

I’ve checked this properly now. Objo Studio currently follows Avalonia’s normal macOS renderer selection. On my M4 Max MacBook Pro running macOS Tahoe 26.5.1, Studio is using Metal: So Studio is not quietly running in OpenGL or software mode here. I’m also not seeing the resize jitter in normal St…

Objo Studio v26.6.5 Released

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Alberto 22 June 2026 18:47 6

As mentioned here:

until Avalonia fixes their Metal implementation, is there a way in Objo to select OpenGL?