denis excellent! I want to have a look at it. Do you know how I could see the video in big?
Stef On Aug 7, 2011, at 8:23 PM, Denis Kudriashov wrote: > Hello. > > I am glad to announce Presenty - new user interface framework for Pharo (with > MIT license). > I publish my current version on http://www.squeaksource.com/Presenty.html and > write first articles about Presenty on blog > http://smalltalk-presenty.blogspot.com > > There are some problems with current implementation. But step-by-step I fix > it and improved it. And I have many ideas about Presenty future. > > Main goal of Presenty is platform independent programming of user interface: > > Pharo can run your application on any OS. Presenty can present your > application on any OS. > > With Presenty you can easilly write UI applications which can be configured > for all "user" platforms: mobile phones, tablets, desktop computers and > others. > Presenty is based on Morphic and I think morphic can simulate every platform > appearance and behavior. And I think simulation is easest then supporting > native backends. > > I have two commercial applications for my company which based on Presenty. So > it is really usable although many common UI stuff absent and some bugs exist. > One is touch screen oriented application (for basic computer, not mobile > device) and second is basic desktop application (driven by mouse and > keyboard). > It is different applications for different kind of users but its use same > components of tasks and domain objects. > So when we implement new logic of user interraction it appears on both > applications but user takes it with different look and feel. > > There is problem with speed of presenty application. For my case cog > performance solve it. So I don't worry about it. > But problem relates to #veryDeepCopy method of morphs. It is very very slow. > This method is used for view creation from prototype morph object. I have fix > with special methods for copy prototype morph. But I don't use it yet. > > Now I prepare presentation for ESUG. So I can take into account of all your > comments and questions. > > Best regards, > Denis > >
