> On 26.02.2016, at 16:37, Francisco Feijoo wrote:
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> Tobias,
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> What do you mean by the layout done appropriately?
>
buttons must be large enogh, and scaleing appropriate for mobile operation ...
I guess I would come up with two interface designs that get switched
@tobi: Agreed. Will do my best to move forward.
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About Francisco topic, I think the "Desktop scenario" still as an valid one.
Recently I was looking for projects with Material Design support, precisely
for do some lab with a framework with a "fluid and adataptive" UI, and I
found things as Material-UI or Angular 2. But I found some issues too:
@yybalm
Excellent! I was hoping the answer was in there somewhere :-)
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Tobias,
What do you mean by the layout done appropriately?
Derrel,
I also try to separate the interface code from the core but having to write
the interface twice it's far from ideal.
I'll try to put something together and see if it makes sense.
Cheers.
On 26 February 2016 at 14:33, Derrell
@SQville Thank you, a lot. :)You give me the key that I was needing.My
scenario is actually a bit static, so now I get firs the contetElement:
var contentElement = event.getTarget().getContentElement();
And then apply the resolve font styles:
contentElement.setStyles(
Yes and no. You don't get the mobile "feel" when using qooxdoo desktop in a
mobile enviornment. qx.mobile really is much better catered to the mobile
environment. What I've ended up doing, since I need both environments, is
putting all of my core "business logic" into a library containing mixins
Hi Francisco,
qooxdoo desktop apps work just fine on mobile IF their layout is
done appropriately ...
cheers
tobi
Today Francisco Feijoo wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I'm really happy to see new movements around qooxdoo. We use it internally
> in a few apps and coming from C++/Qt it's really easy to
Dear All,
I'm really happy to see new movements around qooxdoo. We use it internally
in a few apps and coming from C++/Qt it's really easy to build apps
compared to the nightmare of using other frameworks.
The main problem I see right now is that if you want to write an app you
have to choose
Hi SQ,
about that ...
I would love to see your material design theme integrated into
qooxdoo propper ... it would be great to come out with qx 6 and a
modern look and feel ...
cheers
tobi
Yesterday SQville wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was able to accomplish this by enabling the existing font property
Hi,
I was able to accomplish this by enabling the existing font property of the
Widget class by
1) mixing in the underlying functions then
2) setting the font property from my app's Appearance class
Example: Mixin code for enabling the font property on an Image
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