You guys have done a great job. The MDLExample is very impressive. ‹peter
On 2/3/17, 5:52 AM, "carlos.rov...@gmail.com on behalf of Carlos Rovira" <carlos.rov...@gmail.com on behalf of carlosrov...@apache.org> wrote: >Hi, > >just let you know that I think we have done with MDL feature set. > >So all components in MDL website are implemented and working. I think API >is stable at this moment and docs are in place. > >Notice that still we have some bugs (like the one in 'click' RadioButton), >or the list of icons is not finished (we should have a half of nearly 900 >icons setup) > >I think this is a great foundation to help FlexJS gain more audience with >a >working and good looking component set, but it could be improve more: > >1.- Introduce some components that are missing in MDL (e.j: DatePicker, or >DropDownList/ComboBox, are not part of the official MDL set). Some of them >I saw implementations out there >and *maybe* it could be integrated in our library. > >2.- Introduce more "Flex"-y things (i.e: TableColumns could have >"dateField" property so we use that to remove columns from MDL Table, or >we >could introduce Table content scrolling,...) > >3.- Some people has told us about some possible deficiencies ( i.e: is >Binding working across component set? I think mostly, but didn't test all >possible cases, are all >possible component events setup? I think so, but again we could find >something was bypassed during implementation) > >That's what I see at this moment. If you see something more is missing, >please let us know. I'm sure that if people use it, things will arise, and >hope between all we could fix or enhance it. > >So, I think is time for me to start other tasks, and hope others here >could >try to get involved in getting more here. There's room for more >improvements. > >I think that although I like many things in MDL, we should have our own >component set that will be more near to FlexJS philosophy (maybe Express?) >and >where we could implement one or more themes that could be easy configured >and substitute (MDL, CreateJS or others are only wrapped in FlexJS but has >very different implementations so if you use them, you could no change >visuals at a later time). > >Thanks > >-- >Carlos Rovira >http://about.me/carlosrovira
