Today we're pleased to announce the immediate availability of GraffitiSuite Release 73 for Desktop, iOS, and Web! No More Libraries With Release 73 we're switching back to source code releases. This is detailed in a blog post penned by Anthony here. The short version is that Xojo Libraries felt like too little, too late, and too unstable currently. We may someday revisit them for other projects, but they just weren't right GraffitiSuite or its users.

With Release 73 of GraffitiSuite right around the corner, and taking in everything happening in tech right now, I've made a decision regarding the future of GraffitiSuite. The Explanation The age of AI-assisted development enabling anyone to quickly create knock-off components with little to no work has negated IP concerns surrounding the actual code of GraffitiSuite. With some money for tokens and no sweat involved, anyone can replicate end products now.

News All platform packages now contain offline documentation in the form of structured .md files in the docs directory, which can be easily viewed with our new Scrawler application or via the new online documentation viewer. This documentation is generated during the build process using Xojo Library Studio and Xojo2Markdown. This is the culmination of months of work in preparing easy to manage documentation and a more automated release process.

Beginning with 2026 Release 1.2, Xojo Web has enabled a new feature called LazyLoadDependencies by default. If you use the stock framework and no third-party web components, this is a great addition. But What Does It Do? Well, it loads framework libraries on demand rather than at the start of each session, so if a library isn't used by your project then it doesn't get loaded.

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Release 70 May 22, 2026 Release Statistics 1 New 3 Additions 7 Bug Fixes 1 Other Changes Desktop New: GraffitiSpinner Added: Added DrawControlInLayoutEditor mechanism for all applicable classes. Fixed: GraffitiColorPicker superclass has been corrected. Fixed: GraffitiListBox header superclass has been corrected. Fixed: GraffitiListBox header now properly refreshes on MouseUp. Fixed: GraffitiTooltip should no longer enter a "stuck" state when called from a DesktopHTMLViewer-base parent control on macOS due to a framework change.

Release 69 Release Statistics 0 New 6 Additions 6 Bug Fixes 3 Other Changes Desktop Added: Current GraffitiSuite Library version is now available by accessing the GraffitiSuite.Version constant. Added: GraffitiAnimator now allows reuse of GraffitiAnimatorOperations. Note that you may need to track your instances for previous completion. Fixed: GraffitiSuite is now initialized in more scenarios where it was needed. Fixed: GraffitiUIControl.BitmapForCaching now returns correct contexts in more scenarios, improving diversity of its use cases.

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KINGSPORT, TN (April 1, 2026) -- GraffitiSuite is pleased to announce Release 66 for Xojo Desktop, iOS and Web!

We have big plans for 2026 and we're excited for what's coming, so we want you to be excited too! First we announced the switch to Libraries for a more streamlined development experience, now GraffitiSuite is introducing renewal discounts! It's been requested many times over the years and we just didn't have everything we needed in-place to offer them, but that's all changing!

JOHNSON CITY, TN (October 20, 2025) -- GraffitiSuite is pleased to announce the release of SQLiteKit!

JOHNSON CITY, TN (October 17, 2025) -- GraffitiSuite is pleased to announce Release 64 for Xojo Desktop, iOS and Web!

JOHNSON CITY, TN (July 1, 2025) -- GraffitiSuite is pleased to announce Release 63 for Xojo Desktop, iOS and Web!

Enhance your Apps with GraffitiSuite Release 62

As a developer, feature requests are a fact of life and one's stress level may vary based on the complexity of the requests you receive. So what's the best way to handle a feature request? Well, I'm not sure if there's a best way, but here's how I do it.

JOHNSON CITY, TN (February 10, 2025) -- GraffitiSuite is pleased to announce the the release of GraffitiVerificationKit Release 3 and GraffitiFirewall Release 6!

JOHNSON CITY, TN (February 6, 2025) -- GraffitiSuite is pleased to announce the initial release of GraffitiVerificationKit!