Thanks Sebastien :) The first one is a tweaked version of the cordova keyboard plugin that pushes more of the resize functionality into JS instead of relying on the native scroll view resizing which was giving us grief. That one does rely on having a JS scroll system which we currently use in Ionic.
Another is a camera roll streaming plugin so you can do more of the photos UI in web land rather than relying on navigator.camera.getPicture (which is great, but a bit too simple for building things like the Instagram or Twitter photo picker). This one will be a lot more portable. Those are kind of inline with our plugin goals: instead of baking in some of the experience (getPicture for example), stream the data and let the web layer render it. The downside is some of this stuff only feels performant on iOS 6+ and Android 4.x+ Max On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 9:54 AM, Sebastien Blanc <[email protected]>wrote: > Hey ! > Just to say that I really love Ionic, this is really impressive stuff !! > Can we have so tips on the plugins you are going to release ? > Seb > > > > On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 4:51 PM, Max Lynch <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hey Cordova Devs, > > > > I'm one of the creators of the Ionic Framework ( > http://ionicframework.com/ > > ) > > which is an OSS mobile dev framework running on Cordova and using > > AngularJS. > > > > We are starting to get more active in building open source Cordova > plugins, > > and I'm excited to be more a part of the Cordova community going forward. > > We've got a few plugins in the works we plan on releasing over the coming > > weeks/months. > > > > That's all I have, just wanted to introduce myself and hopefully connect > > with a few of you as we start to get deeper into Cordova development. > > > > -- > > Max Lynch > > CTO of Drifty > > 414-530-9687 > > http://drifty.com/ > > > -- Max Lynch Co-founder of Drifty 414-530-9687 http://drifty.com/
